The Internet of Things cybersecurity standardization
Milica Đekić · Tehnika · 2019
The Internet of Things (IoT) landscape is a quite fast growing marketplace with so many open questions coming on with. The main challenge to this area is still its security and so many current and incoming professionals need to tackle such a concern through. As it's well-known, the IoT solutions would rely of a wide variety of digital, embedded and mechatronics systems coping with the exposing to the Web. So many experts would make an advice to pay attention to cybersecurity at the project's initiation, so there would be a plenty of hard work to research and development (R&D) teams to proceed with those requirements. If the role of R&D members is to deal with the cybersecurity demands - would that mean that the expert's community should ask those professionals about their opinion on any kind of technological standardization? The best known international standards would come from the Switzerland's standardization body being called the International Standard Organization (ISO). There would also be some concerns how trusted emerging technology got and so many organizations worldwide would try to put that question into the legal frameworks. Apparently, the international standardization of the IoT cyber defense is something that should get stressed out through a lot of official meetings and discussions. In this paper, we would attempt to provide a comprehensive insight how the international standardization works in the practice and why it is important to standardize the current tendencies.