The Internet of Things: Architecture, Security Threats, and Risk Mitigation Techniques

…ctuators within critical infrastructure environments. The framework of connected devices that share data is referred as the Internet of Things (IoT). There is an increasing security concern regarding this framework and devices that are considered part of IoT. As the number of devices that are able to send sensitive information over networks increases, so does the threat of this data being compromised. To mitigate and minimize this threat, research has been performed to develop a number of potential approaches to increase security levels for these IoT devices. This paper will present a few of those security risks and mitigations, as well as best practices to implement by administrators of IoT networks.

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AUTHORS
Mr. Eric Brown – Applied Information Technology, University of Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland – United States of America

Dr. Mohammed Ketel – Applied Information Technology, University of Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland – United States of America

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KEYWORDS

Internet of Things, Architecture, Security, Mitigation, Best Practices.

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Pages: 187-199
Revised: 30-11-2020
Published: 31-12-2020

Published in International Journal of Computer Science and Security (IJCSS).

Volume: 14
Issue: 5
Publication Date: 31-12-2020

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