Abdul Fuad Abdul Rahman
ABSTRACT
The Internet of things (IoT) refers to every object, which is connected over a network with the ability to transfer data. Users perceive this interaction and connection as useful in their daily life. However any improperly designed and configured technology will exposed to security threats. Therefore an ecosystem for IoT should be designed with security embedded in each layer of its ecosystem. This paper will discussed the security threats to IoT and then proposed an IoT Security Framework to mitigate it. Then IoT Security Framework will be used to develop a Secure IoT Sensor to Cloud Ecosystem.
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