IEEE 1888.3-2013
IEEE Standard for Ubiquitous Green Community Control Network: Security
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IEEE 1888.3-2013 is a security-focused standard for the Ubiquitous Green Community Control Network, defining how protection is handled in connected building and community control environments. It addresses the technical needs of communication, networking, computing, and device integration where secure exchange of control data is important. As a technical document, IEEE 1888.3-2013 helps support safer system design, more consistent implementation, and better trust in interoperable control network deployments.
What is IEEE 1888.3-2013?
IEEE 1888.3-2013 specifies the security aspects of the IEEE 1888.3 framework for ubiquitous green community control networking. Its purpose is to guide how security is considered in systems that connect sensors, controllers, and other networked components used for community and facility control. The standard is relevant to communication protocols and device interactions where access control, data handling, and system integrity may need to be defined in a consistent way.
Where is IEEE 1888.3-2013 used?
IEEE 1888.3-2013 is typically used in networked control environments that coordinate building or community services, especially where multiple devices communicate across shared infrastructure. It may apply to control networks for energy-related management, monitoring systems, and connected equipment that exchange operational data. The standard is useful for designers, integrators, and procurement teams working with interoperable communication and security requirements in smart community and facility control applications.
Why is IEEE 1888.3-2013 important?
IEEE 1888.3-2013 matters because security is a central concern in any connected control network. A clear standard can improve consistency across implementations, reduce integration risk, and help define expectations for compliant designs and testing. For systems that manage community or building functions, structured security requirements may support more reliable operation, better protection of exchanged data, and stronger control over how devices participate in the network.
- Security for green community control networks
- Connected device and communication context
- Support for interoperable implementation
- Relevant to control-system integration
- Inactive IEEE standard in English
- Publication Date: 2013
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Computing and Processing
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- This Version: 1888.3 (2013)
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