CYBER SECURITY IN IOT

Dr. Saikrishna Boggavarapu was born in Hyderabad, India in 1990. After college, he began his career in the IT industry. Within two years, he decided to pursue his master’s degree in computer science and in 2015 he moved to United States.  After that, he began working for a large financial institution. Later, he went to earn a Doctorate degree in Information Technology from a prestigious university in 2021, with a focus on Information Security. His dissertation was primarily focused on examining the role of third-party service providers in financial institutions and their effect on data breaches in the financial industry.

Mr. Ravikiran Madala was born in India and moved to US for achieving his dreams. He is working as Infrastructure Engineer for a Pharmaceutical company, holding couple of master’s degrees in computer science and information Systems Security from prestigious universities. Currently, pursuing PhD in Information Technology from University of Cumberlands. He is responsible for designing, deploying, and maintaining the technology infrastructure of the organization. This includes hardware, software, and networking components, as well as the associated processes and procedures required to keep them running smoothly. He often holds industry certifications such as those offered by Cisco, Amazon cloud and Ekahau Wireless. He has a deep understanding of both the hardware and software components of an organization’s technology stack. This includes servers, storage devices, routers, switches, firewalls, and other networking equipment, as well as operating systems, databases, and middleware.

 

 

Description

The Internet of Things, often referred to as the IoT, is an intelligent network of small sensors and other electronic devices working together. This network brings new challenges to the idea of security and privacy in end-to-end communications. The Internet of Things presents a number of critical challenges, one of the most important being the challenge of protecting the privacy of data and objects. This is one of the success factors of the Internet of Things as the lack of security measures will lead to lower user adoption (IoT). This article provides an introduction, analysis, and classification of the problems caused by privacy and security (IoT) issues in the Internet of Things (IoT). After what seemed like an eternity, a security model for the Internet of Things has finally been proposed. Thanks to IPv6 and 5G networking, in the not-too-distant future, perhaps around 2020, the Internet of Things will consist of millions of different devices. When that day comes, your rights will be the most important thing to remember. privacy policy and protection against infringement. The Internet of Things can be seen in many dimensions from different fields of science and industry; However, whatever the point of view, the IoT is still immature and exposed to various threats and attacks. Due to the nature of networking, the Internet of Things cannot use the prevention or recovery techniques used in traditional networks and the Internet. The only thing that will always change is their constant effort to develop new technologies that better meet the expectations of end users. The increase in the number of potential threats has also led to an increase in the number of preventive measures that must be taken into account to ensure security.

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