Security-Related Advanced Technologies in Critical Infrastructure Protection

Theoretical and Practical Approach
1. Auflage 2022
ISBN: 978-94-024-2176-7
Verlag: Springer Netherlands

Buch, Englisch, 469 Seiten, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 235 mm, Gewicht: 727 g

Reihe: NATO Science for Peace and Security Series C: Environmental Security

This book collects the latest research results on security-related advanced technologies. The chapters contain relevant and interesting topics from numerous research. Data science and artificial intelligence research nowadays one of the most important topics for the industry and the security sectors. The autonomy and counter-autonomy research topic are also very interesting. Autonomous cars have become a part of the common days, but their safe and secure application is not assured. The research results in this field want to support and assure safe and secure autonomous applications in our quotidian life. Also, the safe and secure robotics in the industries and the defence assure a high standard of living and the given research results in this area can use to increase it. The researchers work on it and publish the results that can be interesting for the other researchers and the innovators, but also the industrial part members. The researchers work on it and publish the results that can be interesting for the other researchers and the innovators, but also the industrial part members. Communication is a part of our life, but the communication systems mesh all around the world. Communication is the basis of modern life because without it life stop. One other interesting and very important research area is the material sciences. Virtual life cannot exist without hardware and materials. The new technical applications require new materials, that can suffice the mechanical and physical, chemical properties demand. Nowadays a common requirement of the materials the high strength and lightweight. Researchers want to serve the industrial requests and innovate new composite materials or increase the properties of the material through a new technological process. The authors publish the latest results of the security-related research area including the newest innovations and technologies which rise the interest of the defence and the modern industries even the interest of other researchers.

Zielgruppe

Graduate

Autoren/Hrsg.

Kovács, Tünde Anna

Fürstner, Igor

Nyikes, Zoltán

Fachgebiete

• Technische Wissenschaften Energietechnik | Elektrotechnik Elektrotechnik
• Mathematik | Informatik EDV | Informatik Informatik Mensch-Maschine-Interaktion Ambient Intelligence, RFID, Internet der Dinge
• Technische Wissenschaften Technik Allgemein Technische Zuverlässigkeit, Sicherheitstechnik
• Technische Wissenschaften Elektronik | Nachrichtentechnik Nachrichten- und Kommunikationstechnik
• Sozialwissenschaften Soziologie | Soziale Arbeit Soziologie Allgemein

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1.      Critical Threat of Critical Infrastructures: the Human Factor the Human Factor

Kornélia Lazányi and Adela Danaj

2.      Applications of Hopkinson Bar Technique for Capability Testing of High-Energy Absorption Materials

Leopold Kruszka and Kamil Sobczyk

3.      A Method for Approximating Circular Error Probable

Zoltan Papp and Andrea Rožnjik

4.      Machine Learning Aspects of Internet Firewall Data

Petar Cisar, Brankica Popovic, Kristijan Kuk, Sanja Maravic Cisar and Igor Vukovic

5.      The end of encryption? - the era of quantum computers

Péter Szikora and Kornélia Lazányi

6.      Can Blockchain Technology be a Solution for Safety in No-Trust Environments?

Kornélia Lazányi and Richard Domanits

7.      A Security Assessment of AI, Related to the Financial Institutions

Zsolt Illési and Vid S. Honfi

8.      Machine Learning Based Network Intrusion Detection System for Internet of Things Cybersecurity

Piroska Stanic Molcer, Aleksandar Pejic, Kristian Gulaci and Réka Szalma

9.      Need for Cybersecurity Solutions in IoT Systems

Robert Pinter and Sanja Maravic Cisar

10.  Information Security Challenges and Solutions in Smart Nations

Andras Toth

11.  Gis Aided Safety Assessment of The Urban Green Areas

Levente Dimén

12.  Digital Competence and Security Awareness from the Perspective of Sustainability

Zoltán Nyikes, Tünde Anna Kovács, Vid S. Honfi and Zsolt Illési

13.  Vibration Analysis and Characterization of Damaged Structural Glass Elements

Chiara Bedon

14.  The Effects of Electromagnetic Waves on Human Health

Mariam Shbanah and Tünde Anna Kovács

15.  Material testing under dynamic loadings – proper design of critical infrastructure structural elements

Maciej Klosak, Alexis Rusinek, Tomasz Jankowiak and Amine Bendarma

16.  Collaborative Robots in the Critical Infrastructure Area Review

Nada El Yasmine Aichaoui and Zoltán Nyikes

17.  Challenges for the Energy Sector in the Light of Climate Change

Tamás Berek

18.  Fuzzy-Based Intrusion Detection Systems

Sanja Maravic Cisar, Petar Cisar and Robert Pinter

19.  UAV Route Planning in Urban and Suburban Surveillance Scenarios

Dalibor Dobrilovic

20.  Automated Guided Vehicles Safety Issues and Security Aspects

János Simon

21.  Interconnected Drone Systems for Monitoring Regional Safety Issues in Field Agriculture

Árpád Pletikoszity, Igor Fürstner, László Gogolák and László Tarján

22.  Noise Level Assessment in an Urban Agglomeration

Rusca Marcel

23.  Model of Resilience Assessment of Electricity Infrastructure

Nikola Chovancikova and Zdenek Dvorak

24.  Li-Ion Batteries - an Important Component in Critical Infrastructure Protection

Valeriu-Gabriel Ghica, Gheorghe Iacob, Mircea-Ionut Petrescu, Ionut Bratosin, Ana Vasile and Irina-Gabriela Scarlat

25.  Hackathon Based Learning in Education of Software Engineers

Zlatko Covic

26.  Critical Infrastructure Protection in the Production and use of Explosives Industry Products

Norbert Daruka

27.  Tasks of the Implementation of Physical Security System of the CBRN Laboratories

Tamás Berek

28.  Industry 4.0 and Rami Model Based Art in Microindustry for Polishing Applycation

Árpád Pletikoszity, Igor Fürstner and László Gogolák

29.  Principles of Physical Protection of Strategic Assets Against Blast Effects

Lucia Figuli, Tünde Anna Kovács, Zoltán Nyikes and Pavel Manas

30.  The Impact of Cloud Systems on Manufacturing 

Ciortea Elisabeta Mihaela

31.  Robots in the Industry 4.0

Abdallah Kafi, Tünde Anna Kovács and Zoltán Nyikes

32.  Analysis of New Types of Security Challenges Affecting Catholic Christian Sacred Sites to Identify Those as Critical Infrastructures

Csaba Szabó

33.  Can trust be a factor of organisational safety and security?

Kornélia Lazányi and Adela Danaj

34.  Identification and Authentication Potentials Based on Limited Biometric Data

Éva Kovács and Tibor Kovács

35.  Language as a Medium of Security

Livia Szedmina

36.  Use of Airbridges in Support of Encircled Forces and the Role of Airfields

Erno Hegedus

37.  The Purpose of Internet use Among Pupils During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Maja Gaborov, Mila Kavalic, Dijana Karuovic, Dragica Radosav, Dragana Milosavljev

38.  Family Patterns’ Role in IT Security Aware Behavior

Janos Novak

39.  Advanced Tools for the Explosive Materials Identification

Norbert Daruka

Über Autor(innen)

Zoltán NYIKES, PhD is an Associate Professor in the Department of the Informatic Technology of the Milton Friedman University, Hungary. He is an IT Engineer, Dipl. Security Engineer, Doctor of Military Engineering, University Lecturer, Member of the Public Body of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Author and co-author of 71 publications with around 185 citations. His research focuses on INDUSTRY 4.0, user safety awareness and digital competence, the security of information transmission, buildings protection coatings innovation against explosive loads and the safety of rail transport. He is a member of several international research projects and conference organizing committees (ICCECIP, SATCIP, SSSCC, etc). Supervisor of engineering thesis works and diploma works. Dr Nyikes has H-index is 4 in Scopus and 8 in Google Scholar.

Tünde Anna Kovács, PhD is an Associate Professor in the Department of Materials Technology of the Óbuda University, Hungary. Member of the editorial board of the Acta Materialia Transylvania (Romania), Transactions of the VSB (Checz Republic), Safety and Security Sciences REview (Hungary), Journal of Central and Eastern European African Studies (Hungary) and member of the scientific council of the Security Engineering of Anthropogenic Objects (Poland). Supervisor and teacher of the Doctoral School on Safety and Security Sciences and the Doctoral School on Materials and Technologies Sciences of Óbuda University. Her research interests are in the field of materials science and technologies, special welding processes (ultrasonic and explosive welding) that affected the phase transformation of metals, and research interest in the impact load resistance composite materials.

Igor Fürstner, PhD is a College Professor at Subotica Tech – College of Applied Sciences, Serbia. He obtained his PhD for the development an overall model for defining the functions and attributes of products in mass customization environment. He is the author or co-author of more than 80 research papers. Recently, his research focuses on integrated product and process development in the framework of INDUSTRY 4.0, with the emphasis on Mechatronics. He has been involved as project coordinator, or expert, in several Erasmus and Cross Border IPA projects (Mechedu, ECBAC, IPROD, IdeaLAB, ISSES, Riliam, Riliam I-4.0, etc) dealing with higher education development, and product development.