Implementation Using Design and Development of IoT-Based Secure Data Transmission

Abstract

Internet of things (IoT) can be described as a platform where physical objects are connected by the Internet. This is the technology that is outside the realm of traditional desktop realm. It is now-a-days used in broader terms and with the enhancement and advancement in technology, the security of IoT becomes the field of ample interest. Confidentiality, authentication, access control and integrity have become the essential features of IoT that need to be fulfilled and taken care of. To secure the data of being transmitted, it requires a system that is secure. Safety has become the fundamental issue in the field of IoT. The IoT is changing into progressively necessary for traffic observance, medical treatment and different industrial applications. With the continual development of the IoT, more and more “things” are going to be ready to access to the IoT. Within the next future, IoT systems are going to be “ubiquitous” and “pervasive”, transportation many edges to grouping and additionally several problems regarding ability, security and privacy. Consequently, security and privacy problems became an excellent challenge within the IoT topic. IoT can drive the expansion of particular cyber threats. Capturing security and privacy necessities within the early stages of system development is crucial for making adequate public confidence to facilitate the adaption of novel systems like the IoT. However, security and privacy necessities are typically not handled properly because of their extensive variety of facts and aspects that create them troublesome to formulate.