Trust Management In IoT Drinking Water Treatment Plants
Abstract
This research explores trust management in IoT water treatment plants, emphasizing the collaboration between advanced technologies and qualified personnel. We measure trust based on actor-specific criteria by integrating tailored policy languages. Our approach stands out for humanizing trust, making it accessible and understandable. The methodology includes an in-depth literature analysis, identification of trust criteria, and innovative integration of policy languages, with positive validation in simulated environments. The results demonstrate significant improvements, highlighting a positive impact on security and collaboration. In conclusion, our innovative approach promises to reshape trust management, providing a comprehensive and user-friendly perspective in technologically complex environments.
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