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Title Vulnerability Exposure Driven Intelligence In Smart, Circular Cities
ID_Doc 61395
Authors Jarvis P.-D.; Damianou A.; Ciobanu C.; Katos V.
Year 2022
Published Digital Threats: Research and Practice, 3, 4
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/3487059
Abstract In this article, we study the vulnerability management dimension in smart city initiatives. As many cities across the globe invest a considerable amount of effort, resources and budget to modernise their infrastructure by deploying a series of technologies such as 5G, Software Defined Networks, and IoT, we conduct an empirical analysis of their current exposure to existing vulnerabilities. We use an updated vulnerability dataset that is further enriched by quantitative research data from independent studies evaluating the maturity and accomplishments of cities in their journey to become smart. We particularly focus on cities that aspire to implement a (data-driven) Circular Economy agenda that we consider to potentially yield the highest risk from a vulnerabilities exposure perspective. Findings show that although a smarter city is attributed with a higher vulnerability exposure, investments on technology and human capital moderate this exposure in a way that it can be reduced. © 2022 Copyright held by the owner/author(s).
Author Keywords Data-driven Circular Economy; maturity model; smart cities; vulnerability contextualisation


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