Abstract
Internet of Things (IoT) has the potential to significantly impact various domains e.g. health, transportation, automation, and emergency response to both man-made and natural disasters, particularly in scenarios where human decision is challenging. In this research a Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) Enabled Secure and Efficient Data Processing Framework for IoT Networks has been proposed. This framework ensures robust security and optimized data handling through granular access control mechanisms based on predefined roles. By leveraging RBAC, it mitigates unauthorized access risks, thereby safeguarding sensitive IoT data during transmission and storage. Our approach emphasizes efficiency by streamlining data processing workflows, reducing latency, and optimizing resource utilization. The framework is designed to scale with IoT network expansions and adapt to evolving security needs, promising enhanced reliability and trustworthiness in data operations for contemporary IoT environments. According to this research work current security effectiveness is 99 percent.Home area network (HAN) can be used for smart connectivity of different home appliances using IoT and automatic start and stop feature may be possible.Access control server (ACS) is used to control access and provide permission for different operations.
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