Security Requirements, Issues, and Challenges in IoE

Ravi Prakash Verma, Gaurav Soni, Sandeep Kumar Sahu, Kamlesh Chandrawanshi · 2023

The term Internet of Everything (IoE) is the technology of the future, and as technological development is growing one can imagine that in the future we will need a type of effective communication system that would not be limited to specific devices like laptops, mobile or desktop machines. Now, as people trust various networking services provided by the Internet we need a revision of previous IoT technology that needs to be replaced with more advanced and smarter technology which we called as IoE. As the name suggests, it takes care of everything in the network in such a smart manner that the network should consider people, processes and devices in a more convenient manner. In IoE we work in two areas: at the input end, we need to put a piece of data into specific software, whereas, at the output end, we need to put hardware devices into the internet. IoE brings more effective and trustworthy services to us that would solve various complex problems for the business world as well as help lot in making life easier in this regard, and so we need to specifically work on IoE security requirements, issues, needs, and challenges for the betterment of the future of internet technology which is the objective of this chapter. This chapter reveals the need for security in the context of IoE technology and explores in a more impactful way how we should try to consider every aspect of security requirements, issues, and challenges in IoE. In addition to this we hope our readers learn about and develop new inventions in the world of digitalization. Further, the chapter also helps researchers of computer science to make further expansion through new inventions in IoE. The chapter explores various types of security requirements, challenges, and issues listed as follows: Confidentiality Integrity Privacy Availability Authentication Authorization Access Control

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