Trust Management in Digital Ecosystems
summary
Research builds a prototype trust pipeline for cyber physical ecosystems focused on autonomous vehicles and drones using digital twin simulation to predict third party software behavior and live compliance check updates. Experiments include drone collision avoidance based on past behavior plus reputation and a vehicle proof of concept that uses a computed trust score to drive an adaptive safety framework toggling safety features. Paper discusses governance, forensic evidence collection, and attacks like whitewashing and on off strategies.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10Digitalization challenges
- 3:15Critical infrastructure trust
- 5:48Traditional security limits
- 7:34Trust in automation
- 9:19Evaluating trust contexts
- 10:27Direct vs indirect trust
- 11:50Digital twins for transparency
- 13:18Trust-based adaptive safety
- 15:47Secure module enforcement
- 16:29Adaptive safety framework
- 17:56Trust score challenges
- 19:01Detecting malicious intent
- 20:27Attacks on trust systems
- 22:37Q&A
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