Abstract A Digital Twin (DT) is a digital copy or virtual representation of an object, process,
service, or system in the real world. It was first introduced to the world by the National …

Digital twin is a virtual copy of their “real-world counterparts”, which refer to physical objects,
systems, or entities that exist in the physical world. They share valuable information about …

A digital twin serves as a virtual replica of a real-life object, faithfully mirroring its behavior
and status in a digital environment throughout its lifespan. Initially gaining popularity in …

Security in Internet-of-Things (IoT) environments has become a major concern. This is partly
due to a large number of remotely exploitable IoT vulnerabilities in service authentication …

Digital Twins are perceived differently between and within industry and academia regarding
applications and potentials. For this reason, a round table was formed based on the Digital …

With the number of cyber incidents on the Internet of Everything (IoE) increasing every year,
so does the amount of forensic investigations that are carried out in this environment. As the …

This book serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding the complex relationship
between digital twins and cybersecurity, providing practical strategies for safeguarding …

The advent of the information technology industry has had a progressively beneficial
influence on the value chain through the modernization and optimization of production and …

Abstract Security in Internet-of-Things (IoT) environments has become a major concern. This
is partly due to a large number of remotely exploitable IoT vulnerabilities in service …

In this chapter we introduce the concept of Digital Twin (DTs) for cyberphysical systems. We
describe aspects of the technical engineering of DT-enabled systems, including their model …