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Internet of Things-“Big Data Security”
Big data related IoT applications are a great benefit to organizations and many other large
and small scale industries. Today, the main focus is on security issues in IOT that are
associated with big data. Diversifying the concentration of attackers, Hackers on big data
and reduce the adverse impact on big data, requires new technological methods in
addition to security techniques. The main challenges include capture of data, curation,
storage of data, transfer and sharing of data requires a strong security and privacy. The
proposed recommendations to overcome security problems are unsolved. I would like to
Research and address those security problems and do more research on how they can
improve cyber security more effectively. Some of the Proposed Recommendations are
Human Computer Interaction, Robust Key and Data Authenticity.
Can IoT be secured?
Colomo-Palacios [2018],Big data must be protected to prevent malicious data breaches.
The growing cyber-security threats imply that organizations should expect and prepare
for data breach, and design and implement measures to detect such breaches in a timely
manner to minimize their negative impacts and make data secure and data management
systems resilient. Organizations are expected to comply with data security regulations
and report to both the regulator and individual consumers affected when a data breach
takes place. As data volume and computing infrastructures get large, traditional methods
of data security mechanisms for securing small-scale data and infrastructure are
becoming inadequate [[29]]. Roger et al. [[30]] identified three levels of analytics
capability of firms (from low to high), including aspirational, experienced, and
transformed.
References:
Vera-Baquero, A.; Colomo-Palacios, R.; and Molloy, O. Business process analytics using
a big data approach. Journal of Management Information Systems. 2018, Vol. 35 Issue 2, p388423. 36p.
Chiang, Roger H.L., Grover, Varun, Liang, Ting-Peng, Zhang, Dongsong, Journal of
Management Information Systems, 07421222, 2018, Vol. 35, Issue 2