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Autores principales: Mohamad, Mazen, Avula, Ramana Reddy, Folkesson, Peter, Kleberger, Pierre, Mirzai, Aria, Skoglund, Martin, Damschen, Marvin
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Publicado: 2024
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Acceso en línea:https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.19643
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author Mohamad, Mazen
Avula, Ramana Reddy
Folkesson, Peter
Kleberger, Pierre
Mirzai, Aria
Skoglund, Martin
Damschen, Marvin
author_facet Mohamad, Mazen
Avula, Ramana Reddy
Folkesson, Peter
Kleberger, Pierre
Mirzai, Aria
Skoglund, Martin
Damschen, Marvin
contents The increased importance of cybersecurity in autonomous machinery is becoming evident in the forestry domain. Forestry worksites are becoming more complex with the involvement of multiple systems and system of systems. Hence, there is a need to investigate how to address cybersecurity challenges for autonomous systems of systems in the forestry domain. Using a literature review and adapting standards from similar domains, as well as collaborative sessions with domain experts, we identify challenges towards CE-certified autonomous forestry machines focusing on cybersecurity and safety. Furthermore, we discuss the relationship between safety and cybersecurity risk assessment and their relation to AI, highlighting the need for a holistic methodology for their assurance.
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spellingShingle Cybersecurity Pathways Towards CE-Certified Autonomous Forestry Machines
Mohamad, Mazen
Avula, Ramana Reddy
Folkesson, Peter
Kleberger, Pierre
Mirzai, Aria
Skoglund, Martin
Damschen, Marvin
Software Engineering
The increased importance of cybersecurity in autonomous machinery is becoming evident in the forestry domain. Forestry worksites are becoming more complex with the involvement of multiple systems and system of systems. Hence, there is a need to investigate how to address cybersecurity challenges for autonomous systems of systems in the forestry domain. Using a literature review and adapting standards from similar domains, as well as collaborative sessions with domain experts, we identify challenges towards CE-certified autonomous forestry machines focusing on cybersecurity and safety. Furthermore, we discuss the relationship between safety and cybersecurity risk assessment and their relation to AI, highlighting the need for a holistic methodology for their assurance.
title Cybersecurity Pathways Towards CE-Certified Autonomous Forestry Machines
topic Software Engineering
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.19643