Offloading personal security applications to the Network Edge: a mobile user case scenario
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Abstract
This paper discusses some challenges that user mobility imposes over the user-centric protection model against security threats. This model is based on the idea of offloading the security applications from the end user device, and placing them in a trusted network node at the network's edge. Our research perspective is particularly
centered around three interrelated mobility challenges, i) the allocation of the security applications “close” to the user, i.e., on network nodes with enhanced processing capabilities, ii) seamless mobility with negligible disruption of ongoing network connections, and iii) dynamic orchestration and management with support of security applications migration. Based on our arguments, we expose the main requirements and trade-offs to be considered in the attempt to support mobility in such environment. We propose a flexible solution that leverages Software Defined Networking, Network Function Virtualization and Computing at the Network Edge to offer a seamless on-path security protection to mobile users. Our preliminary experiments' results considering a WiFi mobile user show that seamless security migration and mobility are feasible in a simple real scenario. Vertical mobility and more complex use cases scenarios are envisioned for future research.
CitacióMontero, D., Serral, R. Offloading personal security applications to the Network Edge: a mobile user case scenario. A: International Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing Conference. "2016 International Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing Conference (IWCMC 2016): Paphos, Cyprus: 5-9 September 2016". Paphos: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2016, p. 96-101.
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