Security and privacy framework for ubiquitous healthcare IoT devices
Ebrahim Al Alkeem, Chan Yeob Yeun, Mohamed Jamal Zemerly · 2015
With the support of the wearable devices, healthcare services started a new phase in serving patients need. The new technology adds more facilities and luxury to the healthcare services, Also changes patients' lifestyles from the traditional way of monitoring to the remote home monitoring. Such new approach faces many challenges related to security as sensitive data get transferred through different type of channels. They are four main dimensions in terms of security scope such as trusted sensing, computation, communication, privacy and digital forensics. In this paper we will try to focus on the security challenges of the wearable devices and IoT and their advantages in healthcare sectors.