Enhancing IoT Security: The Role of Big Data in Building Resilient Networks

IoT has revolutionized various industries, but it has also made them vulnerable to cyber attacks. Traditional security measures often fail to address the specific issues posed by diverse and scattered nature of IoT devices. Big data has emerged as crucial tool for improving IoT security, as it provides a vast amount of data for identifying patterns and abnormalities that could indicate potential security breaches. This data can be processed in real-time, allowing for continuous monitoring and detecting suspicious actions. AI can be used to forecast and prevent cyberattacks, reducing the risk of attacks and minimizing potential harm. By incorporating big data analytics into IoT security frameworks, organizations can better respond to incidents and increase threat intelligence. This comprehensive perspective improves situational awareness and contributes to the development of efficient security tactics. Additionally, robust IoT networks require strong architectural designs, authentication systems, secure communication protocols, zero-trust architectures, and adaptive defensive mechanisms. These methods constantly adapt to the ever-changing nature of threats, ensuring the resilience of IoT ecosystems. In conclusion, a comprehensive strategy for improving IoT security can be achieved through the combination of big data analytics and robust network architectures.

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2024-08-29
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iceect61758.2024.10739223
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Network Security and Intrusion Detection
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Abstract

IoT has revolutionized various industries, but it has also made them vulnerable to cyber attacks. Traditional security measures often fail to address the specific issues posed by diverse and scattered nature of IoT devices. Big data has emerged as crucial tool for improving IoT security, as it provides a vast amount of data for identifying patterns and abnormalities that could indicate potential security breaches. This data can be processed in real-time, allowing for continuous monitoring and detecting suspicious actions. AI can be used to forecast and prevent cyberattacks, reducing the risk of attacks and minimizing potential harm. By incorporating big data analytics into IoT security frameworks, organizations can better respond to incidents and increase threat intelligence. This comprehensive perspective improves situational awareness and contributes to the development of efficient security tactics. Additionally, robust IoT networks require strong architectural designs, authentication systems, secure communication protocols, zero-trust architectures, and adaptive defensive mechanisms. These methods constantly adapt to the ever-changing nature of threats, ensuring the resilience of IoT ecosystems. In conclusion, a comprehensive strategy for improving IoT security can be achieved through the combination of big data analytics and robust network architectures.

Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology (IN), Indian Institute of Management Rohtak (IN)
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