Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publisher
Edith Cowan University
Abstract
Inherent freedom due to a lack of central authority of self-organised mobile ad hoc networks introduces challenges to security and trust management. In these kinds of scenarios, the nodes themselves are naturally responsible for their own security – or they could trust certain known nodes, called “micro-operators”. We propose an architecture for security management in self-organising mobile ad hoc networks that is based on the nodes’ own responsibility and node-level security monitoring. The aim is to predict, as well as to monitor the security level concentrating on the principal effects contributing to it.
Comments
Savola, R. (2005). Architecture for self-estimation of security level in ad hoc network nodes. In Proceedings of 3rd Australian Information Security Management Conference (pp. 88-94). Edith Cowan University. Available here.