Digital Services Integration in Smart Cities: a Trusted Execution Environment Based Solution

• Regis Schuch Unijuí
• Rafael Z. Frantz Unijuí
• José Bocanegra University of los Andes
• Fabricia Roos-Frantz Unijuí
• Sandro Sawicki Unijuí
• Carlos Molina-Jiménez University of Cambridge

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/cibse.2024.28534

Resumo

This paper elucidates the use of Trusted Execution Environments as a solution to the challenges of data security and privacy within the context of digital services integration in smart cities. This type of environment is engineered to safeguard sensitive data during execution, thereby guaranteeing that tasks involving such data are performed within isolated memory compartments.

Palavras-chave: Privacy, Morello Board, Compartmentalisation

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