Fog Computing with IoT Device’s Data Security Management Using Density Control Weighted Election and Extensible Authentication Protocol
International journal of intelligent engineering and systems · 2021
Nowadays, most people utilize the Internet of Things (IoT) to gather private information and the gathered details are saved in a third-parties database.During this process, fog computing is worked with IoT devices because it collects a large volume of data and is computationally intensive.Although these techniques provide valuable services, data security, privacy, edge node latency, and energy consumption are still significant problems.Therefore in this paper, the Data Security Management model (DSMM) has been proposed to overcome all the security and privacy issues during the data transmission among IoT devices.DSMM involves the density control weighted election that uses the effective clustering method to group the data into clusters to overcome these security issues.Authentication protocol technique is applied to manage the data security, privacy and eliminate intermediate attacks.The Density Control Weighted (DCW) election protocol is applied to select the cluster head and respective members for the clustering process.From the chosen routing process, the data has been transmitted by applying the extensible authentication protocol.DSMM ensures data security and reduces intermediate attacks successfully.Then the efficiency of the system is evaluated using the experimental results and compared with existing protocols.The experimental results of DSMM achieve data processing time ratio of 86.3%, data security 98.09%, precision 97.23%, performance 92.21%, effective data authentication ratio 94.91%, recall 97.25%, response time 96.18%, when compared to other methods.