2016 · 99 citations · 31 references
ComputingCybersecurityElectrical EngineeringComputer SecurityInternet Of ThingsNetwork SecurityData ProtectionIot PrivacyIot SecuritySmart Grid ManagementSmart Grid SystemsSmart GridsCybersecurity For Smart GridsInternet Of Things PrivacyIot Application DeploymentIot Data ConfidentialityPrivacyPrivacy RequirementsSecurity For Internet Of Things DevicesSmart Grid Security
The emergence and evolution of Internet of Things (IoT) offers great advantages to improve substantially the management over electricity consumption and distribution to the benefit of consumers, suppliers and grid operators. However, introducing IoT related devices and technologies in smart grids might lead to new security and privacy challenges. Though necessary technological innovations to ensure secure communication are being developed, more work is still required towards more secure standards for communication between devices and Smart Grids. This paper provides an overview about the security and privacy challenges of IoT applications in smart grids. Furthermore, we highlight and analyze some solutions and practices being used to cope with security and privacy requirements for IoT on deployment and management of smart grid. We address three types of challenge domains: customer domain, information and communication domain, and the grid domain.
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