Security Mechanisms used in IoT6 validation Sample Clauses

Security Mechanisms used in IoT6 validation. In the validation activities of this section, the aim is not to provide the highest security, but to show how security can be introduced in a straightforward manner – using as much existing infrastructure as possible. We may draw conclusions on which features of the infrastructure would benefit from improvements – but that is not the goal of this section. Any access to HANDLE will use the infrastructure it supports; this could be Public/Private key pairs with certificates; in this case the AT will be the private key associated with an application. For some purposes, it will be the Private Key of a responsible person like a Buildings Administrator or Application Developer. Any process requiring authentication to or from devices, will use only a shared secret key mechanism as AT. In either case, although very different algorithms are used, they will both be called “Authentication using AT”. To allow any action requested in a device, the requestor must provide a “Security Token” (ST). Since the ST should be known only to authorised entities, furnishing the ST is assumed proof by the device of the authorisation of the requestor.
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