Fajardo Portillo Jose Oscar

Fajardo Portillo, Jose Oscar

Datos personales

Fajardo Portillo, Jose Oscar

Dirección: Alda. de Urquijo s/n. C.P.: 48013. Bilbao
Email: joseoscar.fajardo@ehu.es
Teléfono: +34 94 601 7361

 

Títulos académicos

Titulación universitaria

Título: Ingeniería de Telecomunicación
Intensificación: Telemática
Centro: Universidad del País Vasco
Fecha de obtención: 2003

Doctorado

Título del programa: Tecnologías de la información y comunicaciones en Redes Móviles
Fecha de obtención DEA: 2005
Título de la tesis: Adaptación de los mecanismos de provisión de calidad de servicio a las preferencias de los usuarios (Adaptation of QoS provisioning mechanisms to user requirements)
Fecha de obtención: (En proceso)

Proyectos

Publicaciones

End-to-middle-to-end solution for IMS media plane security [accepted]

Autoría:
Jose Oscar Fajardo, Fidel Liberal, Fudong Li, Nathan Clarke, Is-Haka Mkwawa
Año:
2014
Revista:
Electronic Commerce Research (Springer)
Descripción:

<span lang="en">IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) is becoming the prevailing candidate for managing future mobile multimedia communications, including critical communications such as public safety, emergency professionals and corporate networks. IMS security and privacy has gained much attention in the few last years. The review of recent IMS security activities stresses the inclusion of intermediate nodes in the media path of secured communications as an open issue. This paper presents an end-to-middle-to-end solution which enables the usage of IMS media plane elements such as recorders, transcoders and novel cross-ciphering functions in a secure way. The proposed solution, which is fully compliant with IMS, includes the network architecture, the signaling plane for session signaling and key management, and the media-plane security characteristics. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed solution can provide media interoperability (both transcoding and cross-ciphering) with a cost of 17% overhead to a standard IMS call setup in the signaling plane.</span>

Artículos

A Technology Independent Security Gateway for Future Emergency Telecommunication Systems (ETS)

Autoría:
Fudong Li, Nathan Clarke, Steven Furnell, Jose Oscar Fajardo, Fidel Liberal and Mamadou Sidibe,
Año:
2014
Revista:
International Workshop on Emergency Telecommunications Systems (ETS 2013) Fifth International. Conference on Internet Technologies & Applications (ITA 13). Wrexham, North Wales, UK. 12 September 2013
Descripción:

<span lang="en">Emergency telecommunication systems play an important role in people's daily life, supporting communication for the public and first responders during emergency related incidents. Nonetheless, the majority of existing emergency communications are limited to traditional voice and text message services due to the data bandwidth constraint of current networks. It is well known that emerging 4G broadband communication technologies have the ability to provide a range of multimedia services (e.g. picture transmission) that could be utilised by the emergency services to save lives. However, a secured emergency conversation cannot be established between incompatible mobile/end devices without the assistance of a security gateway. Therefore, this paper proposes a technology independent security gateway that provides security support for future emergency telecommunication systems. The proposed security gateway works in three modes to cover all the situations in which its assistance is required to establish a secured emergency conversation. In addition, the development process of the security gateway will also be fully discussed in this paper.</span>