2. Introduction
Internet Gouvernance
Telecommunication gouvernce
Convergence challenges
Emergence of Internet ofThings
IoT Issues
IoT Gouvernance challenges
conclusion
3. The Internet of Things (IoT) is an emerging
service provided by 5G mobile technology
based on global Internet and information
architecture. IoT applications aims to
facilitate the exchange of goods and services.
IoT is Raising Liability, Governance and
Convergence Challenges
4. What is internet governance?
“Internet governance is the development and
application by governments, the private
sector and civil society, in their respective
roles, of shared principles, norms, rules,
decision-making procedures, and programmes
that shape the evolution and use of the
internet.”
Working Group on Internet Governance (WGIG), 2005
5. IANA -- Internet Assigned
Numbers Authority
IETF -- Internet
EngineeringTask
Force
IAB -- Internet
Architecture Board
ISOC -- Internet
Society
IRTF -- Internet
ResearchTask
Force
ICANN - Internet Corporation For Assigned
Names And Numbers
Accredited Domain
Name Registrars.
NSI -- Network Solutions
Accredited Domain Name
Registrars.
IGF-- internet
gouvernance
Forum
11. 1. What are the challenges to be meeted ?
2. Does the IoT need new mechanisms for
its governance ?
12.
13.
14. The most important pillars for adequate IoT
governance framework are [4] :
• Implementation of Multi-Stakeholder
Approach,
• Transparency,
• IoT infrastructure governance,
• Competition laws,
15. [1] GSMA, Principles of Internet Gouvernance Training, April- May 2018
[2]https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/iotgovernance01/index.ht
ml#N101BE
[3] https://www.xtendiot.com/top-internet-things-application-areas/
[4]R.H. Weber, “Internet of Things — Governance Quo Vadis?” Computer
Law & Security Rev., vol. 29, 2013, pp. 341–347.
[5] Weber, R. H. (2016). Governance of the Internet of Things—From
Infancy to First Attempts of Implementation?. Laws, 5(3), 28.
[6] https://www.getzephyr.com/resources/whitepapers/iot-and-its-impact-
testing
Notes de l'éditeur
The Internet of Things (IoT) is an emerging service provided by 5G mobile technology based on global Internet and information architecture. IoT applications aims to facilitate the exchange of goods and services.
Internet of Things applications are generating a cross-industry involvement and Therefore, IoT technology is Raising Liability, Governance and Convergence Challenges
Internet gouvernance includes the different governmental, private, academic and civil society stockholders involded with internet development and regulation.
The most relevant Internet management authorities are Internet Corporation For Assigned Names And Numbers (ICANN), Internet society, Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) , Internet research Task Force (IRTF), Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA ),etc
The aforementioned Internet governance authorities are essentialy dealing with Domain names, IP numbers, Root tables, IP standards and internet networks.
Telecommunication gouvernance aims to :
-afford universal access
Offer international networks
Manage spectrum issues
The telecom and internet gouvernace convergence raise challenges and interconnected issues such as network access, quality od services, etc
IoT application are diverse, including medical and automobile industries, agriculture and smart cities . Some examples of the Internet of Things applications are self drive cars, Smart Parking, Smart Homes, Forest Fire Detection, Air Filters, and Smart Energy Management.
IoT offers centralized control over every device around us and connects them to a common network
The number of IoT devices are predicted to reach 50 billion by 2020 [6]. The proliferation of internet applications and devices urge the raise of gouverance issues.
Moreover, IoT applications are generating a cross-industry involvement and the need for efficient gouvernance to handle intricate connections.
IoT solutions are complex. The integration of connected devices and IT services poses major challenges in networking, communication, data volume, real-time data analysis, and security. The emerging technology raise big s issues such as [2-4-5]:
LIABILITY provide autonomous and reliable applications need.
PRIVACY user data protection.
Acces to personnal data : protect and afford the legitim access to personal data
NET NEUTRALITY Open internet access for users and afford of efficient internet networks that could face the ever invreasing IoT data.
CLOUD Cloud providers roles and responsibilities should be clarified and developed in code of conducts and use of certified standard terms. Open data flows are necessary to secure efficient utilization of Cloud infrastructure.
CYBER-SECURITY Ensure safe and secure services and protect organizations from espionage and malicious attacks.
To overcome IoT challenges, IoT gouvernance organizations must:
Identify IoT privacy, data protection, and data security as key issues of a regulatory framework
Develop a comprehensive technical strategy to address the IoT complexity
Define an hormonized architecture for IoT solution and provide standards for IoT
The existing Internet governance bodies are sufficient. However a big focus is needed for IoT gouvernance Issues. For example , ITU created a study Group SG20 un der the development sector dealing with smart cities and internet of things standardization issues [5].
After organizations have a clear understanding of the IoT solution ecosystem, a detailed technical reference architecture can be created to support that ecosystem. A reference architecture for IoT solutions can be adopted defining the different layer and requirement.
IoT gouvernance processes must include:
-solution strategy, IoT design network, IoT implementation and operation solution
-goubernance mechanics, policies and standards
The most important pillars adequate IoT governance framework are:
legitimacy and represenation: involve several stakeholders
Provide Transparency in access and use,
Provide IoT infrastructure governance and standards
Set Competition laws for IoT applications providers