Data Safety and Integrity Issue in IoT
Rahul Reddy Nadikattu · International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology · 2020
The IoT, also commonly referred to as (Internet of Things) may also be viewed as the new or modern paradigm that effectively combines all of the technological components towards coming up with effective services that best fit different approaches in the lives of all human beings.Ideally, the ubiquitous embedded technological gadgets, communication devices, sensor technologies, internet protocols, and pervasive computing is all combined and embedded together using IoT to come up with tools that work simultaneously together towards forming real-time digital systems that seamlessly perform in a symbiotic relationship.In the internet of things, the smart technological object is the structure or building block of the entire IoT architecture.This is mainly because, IoT is designed through merging various pieces of intelligence into daily smart objects that communicate through passing real-time information in the entire environment and through control or interactions with the physical world (Ashok, 2015).Moreover, IoT also requires that the objects should be in constant connectivity via the internet to enable the real-time exchange of information and data.Finally, in the IoT the numerous amount or number of the interconnected technological gadgets or devices alongside the vast amount of current data that brings about new unique opportunities for developers to create useful services that help create increased tangible benefits to the local citizens, the economy, environment and society in general.This research paper will focus on providing a comprehensive and candid evaluation of the Internet of Things.Moreover, this study will also review the data safety and integrity issues that are in IoT.Finally, for this study to achieve all of this, this paper will pay special attention to the case study on Dell, Inc's presence in IoT data and technological information solutions (Ashok, 2015). .