A Scalable, Lightweight AI-Driven Security Framework for IoT Ecosystems: Optimization and Game Theory Approaches

The rapid growth of the Internet of Things has introduced significant security challenges, particularly in scalability, real-time threat detection, and resource management. Traditional security models struggle with the increasing number of interconnected devices, often reacting to threats rather than proactively mitigating them. This study proposes a three-layer security framework combining artificial intelligence-based intrusion detection, blockchain for decentralized trust management, and edge computing for efficient resource utilization. Machine learning enhances anomaly detection, blockchain ensures secure data integrity, and edge computing reduces latency. Optimization techniques improve detection accuracy from 94.2% to 94.78%, reduce response time by 14.98%, and optimize energy consumption by 12.01%. Game theory models the interactions between attackers and defenders, while differential equations simulate system behavior under cyber threats. Performance evaluation demonstrates that the proposed framework provides a scalable, adaptive, and efficient IoT security solution, making it suitable for resource-constrained environments and real-time applications.

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IEEE Access
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1109/access.2025.3558623
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9
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IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
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A Scalable, Lightweight AI-Driven Security Framework for IoT Ecosystems: Optimization and Game Theory Approaches

Krishna Chaganti
9 citations
IEEE Access
IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
13.38
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A Scalable, Lightweight AI-Driven Security Framework for IoT Ecosystems: Optimization and Game Theory Approaches

Krishna Chaganti
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9 citations

Abstract

The rapid growth of the Internet of Things has introduced significant security challenges, particularly in scalability, real-time threat detection, and resource management. Traditional security models struggle with the increasing number of interconnected devices, often reacting to threats rather than proactively mitigating them. This study proposes a three-layer security framework combining artificial intelligence-based intrusion detection, blockchain for decentralized trust management, and edge computing for efficient resource utilization. Machine learning enhances anomaly detection, blockchain ensures secure data integrity, and edge computing reduces latency. Optimization techniques improve detection accuracy from 94.2% to 94.78%, reduce response time by 14.98%, and optimize energy consumption by 12.01%. Game theory models the interactions between attackers and defenders, while differential equations simulate system behavior under cyber threats. Performance evaluation demonstrates that the proposed framework provides a scalable, adaptive, and efficient IoT security solution, making it suitable for resource-constrained environments and real-time applications.

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