SECURITY CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES FOR THE IOT IN CLOUD COMPUTING

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  • LAKSHMISRI SURYA Data Scientist & Department of Information Technology California, USA

Keywords:

Internet of Things, Security, Cloud computing

Abstract

The Internet of Things has reshaped the way things are performed across the computing world. This is why integration between cloud computing and IoT devices is crucial because the amount of data being produced by IoT devices requires proper and secure storage as well as a processing system. Even so, security concerns remain more important because people share a wide range of cloud computing resources in their devices in numerous ways. Privacy is much more critical in a world where our wellbeing could be jeopardized by unsecured data. Therefore, the internet of things in cloud computing must always ensure the security and privacy concerns of users are always guaranteed. This research paper looked at issues like the security and strategies that can be applied in IoT in cloud computing. The findings indicate that there are major security problems and threats that still need to be addressed. To design architecture and to make changes to current software to achieve that goal. This paper discusses multiple security challenges facing the IoT in cloud computing especially concerns surrounding privacy and cybersecurity threats of the users.

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Published

2016-03-30

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 9 (2016): IJIERT

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LAKSHMISRI SURYA. (2016). SECURITY CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES FOR THE IOT IN CLOUD COMPUTING. International Journal of Innovations in Engineering Research and Technology, 3(9), 73-79. https://repo.ijiert.org/index.php/ijiert/article/view/1256