IoT Security

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a rapidly evolving and expanding collection of diverse technologies that interact with the physical world. Many organizations are not necessarily aware of the large number of IoT devices they are already using and how IoT devices may affect cybersecurity and privacy risks differently than conventional information technology (IT) devices do

Internet of Things (IoT) has become a central research topic, as it incorporates various sensors and devices to interact directly with each other without human intervention, via networks. Security is of major concern when dealing with the communication of multiple devices conducting the transmission of sensitive data. As IoT technology increasingly becomes more utilized across greater fields, the need for privacy and security increases as well...

Internet of Things (IoT) is made up of various technologies, which supports advanced services in various application domains. Security and privacy are a very important aspect for IoT application domains. These applications require data confidentiality, authenticity, integrity and access control within the IoT network. For users and things, security is achieved by enforcing the security and privacy policies. Due to the different standards and communication stacks involved in traditional security solutions, it cannot be directly applied to IoT technologies. 

This document highlights areas of elevated risk resulting from the software-enabled and connected aspects of Internet of Things. Technologies and their role in the physical world. It provides information on certain vulnerabilities and weaknesses, suggests solutions for common challenges, and identifies factors to consider before purchasing or using Internet of Things devices, systems, and services.

In the COVID-19 and post-pandemic business environment, leveraging robust Internet of Things (IoT) security risk management strategies becomes of particular importance to IoT adopters.Thus, given that no research study was found to exclusively focus on the current state of IoT security risk management strategies in organizations, this article aims to support IoT security practitioners to peer benchmark and enhance their IoT security risk management strategies. 

Nowadays, Internet of Things (IoT) adoptions are burgeoning and deemed the lynchpin towards achieving ubiquitous connectivity. In this context, defining and leveraging robust IoT security risk management strategies are paramount for secure IoT adoptions. Thus, this study aims to support IoT adopters from any sector to formulate or reframe their IoT security risk management strategies to achieve robust strategies that effectively address IoT security issues. In a nutshell, this article relies on a mixed methods research methodology and proposes a reference model for IoT security risk management strategy. 

Abstract— Internet of things technology is delivering new experiences to the people by connecting devices, people and networks together.Examples include smart grid, smart health, smart home, smart offices, smart manufacturing, e-commerce, egovernance and smart industrial control. More and more devices are connecting every day resulting in more security threats and issues.

The internet of things (IoT) is a technology that has the capacity toThe internet of things (IoT) is a technology that has the capacity torevolutionise the way that we live, in sectors ranging from transportto health, from entertainment to our interactions with government.This fantastic opportunity also presents a number of significant challenges.The growth in the number of devices and the speedof that growth presents challenges to our security and freedomsas we battle to develop policies,

In recent years, there has been a rapid uptake of converging both Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) environments as organisations seek to improve their bottom line by reducing costs .Now with the evolving world of connected Internet of Things (IoT), these same businesses are fast identifying the new global advantages that IoT may bring to international and competitive markets. The resources and mining industry in Western Australian (WA) is a case in point. 

With the proliferation of IoT devices in the enterprise, managing third-party risks to sensitive and confidential data has become a herculean task.As revealed in The Second Annual Study on the Internet of Things (IoT): A New Era of Third-Party Risk, companies are deeply concerned that failure to prevent a data breach or cyber attack due to an unsecured IoT device would have catastrophic consequences.

The Internet of Things is an emerging topic of technical, social, and economic significance. Consumer products, durable goods, cars and trucks, industrial and utility components, sensors, and other everyday objects are being combined with Internet connectivity and powerful data analytic capabilities that promise to transform the way we work, live, and play. 

The cloud computing and the Internet of things are tightly coupled with each other . The rapid growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) and the development of technologies created a widespread connection of “things”This results in the product ion of large amounts of data which needs to be stored, processed and accessed. Cloud computing is a paradigm for big data storage and analytics while the Internet of Things is exciting on its own that the real innovation will come from combining it with cloud computing .

Today internet techno$ogy ha)e reached the position in hich cybercrime is sophisticated it seems almost impossible to present the majors o- security in the cyberspace have increase drastically since the sophistication of cybercrime is a concern to many organisations ( the emphasis is not on how an organisation responds once it has been breached. 

This technical report seeks to address the issue of cyber security. It explores the increasing
threats and challenges affecting the cyber world. 

ABSTRACT: We talk about how to best protect Australia against cyberterrorist attacks of the type in which
the offenders use a computer to attack or in which the offenders attack computers. 

Abstract Cybersecurity Dynamics is new concept that aims to achieve the modeling, analysis, quantification, and management of cybersecurity from a holistic perspective, rather than from a building-blocks perspective. It is centered at modeling and analyzing the attack-defense interactions in cyberspace, which cause a “natural” phenomenon— the evolution of the global cybersecurity state.