A Review of IoT Architecture, Applications, Security Requirements and Mechanisms

Abstract

The Internet of Things (IoT) is described as an object or device, both physical and virtual, that is linked to and communicates with one another and is incorporated into a network for a particular purpose. Actuators, Sensors, and Radio-frequency identification (RFID) are some of the technologies and equipment that the IoT uses to gather data. In the IoT, data produced by sensors are not only collected but also analyzed. Keeping out all attackers and intruders is a need for IoT applications to prevent attacks. There must be a safe environment for information sharing, with strong privacy protections in place. IoT must encourage an environment in which people and things interact to improve the overall quality of life. Anyone may build, install, and utilize IoT infrastructure since it is open source and free of copyright restrictions. We will be discussing the Internet of Things Architecture, Applications, Security Issues and Requirements, and Security Mechanisms in this paper.