英文摘要 |
The IoT is the network of physical object accessed through the Internet that can identify themselves to other devices. Given that the number of IoT-enabled devices will grow by the billions over the course of next half-decade, cydersecurity becomes a serious concern not just in the IoT, but in all the applications, devices or systems where we share information and data. Among all the applications concerning the IoT, Internet of Vehicles (IoT) is an important area which is different form Telematics and Intelligent Transportation, in which vehicles like phones can run within the whole network, and obtain various services by swarm intelligent computing with people, vehicles, and environments. As a result, the impact made by the IoV on the regulatory framework is dramatic and comprehensive. This article focuses upon the latest trends of the regulation and policies, especially those concerning IoT and IoT-related cybersecurity, in the United State and the European Union, including the FTC'S 2015 Report, DHS's 2016 Strategic Principles for Securing the IoT, and the EU 2016 NIS Directive. V2V Rules and V21 Guidance proposed by the NHTSA and the FHWA also are discussed. Through the lens of these policies and legislations, this article but the corresponding regulatory framework of Taiwan under examination and shows possible direction for the future. |