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Risk Management by Connected IoT devices

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Last updated: 2024/03/12 at 12:59 AM
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Connected devices are a source of cybersecurity issues for small, medium, and large businesses. Any attempt to secure data environments requires that IoT devices set impenetrable cybersecurity frameworks. IoT devices are known to be devices that can connect to Internet sources or even other accessories. This category includes smart home devices like an electric model that can be operated through your smartphone.

What Risks do IoT devices deal with?

Needless to say, we are capable of manipulating computers. We can also turn on or off our computers to secure our data when we’re not around. The IoT environment is, however, there to allow us to automate activities. In this way, we are less likely to communicate with our devices and become more engaged with information in the process.

Sensors used to gather and transmit data in IoT systems are still at risk. If you exchange data between devices linked over an internal network, you certainly have safety measures to secure your data, such as passwords, firewalls, and encryption. Connections and sensors between devices allowed by Bluetooth don’t have the level of protection in larger devices.

What is the Bluetooth Connection?

A Bluetooth connection is a radio wave signal with low frequency and short distance, using little power. This interface links one computer to another. Bluetooth links usually have a range of 30 ft. Bluetooth connections are not necessarily locked to a network-enabled device, regardless of the access of the anchored devices to the Internet.

What Risks Face IoT Devices?

Many risk factors arise since IoT and Bluetooth devices communicate in different ways.

The five critical security vulnerabilities typifying IoT Devices are:

  • Authentication: If you are connecting your computer to a network, you need a username and password. Incorporating multi-level authentication that involves the use of biometrics, such as fingerprints, will help secure your data whenever a network-based service is connected.
  • Confidentiality: As no authentication method secures connections between IoT devices, information passed across may not remain confidential. The authentication issue is often faced in public Wi-Fi networks, where everyone can access information that passes over the network.
  • Authorization: Bluetooth connections usually are not robust enough to protect connected devices against unauthorized programs and users. Traditionally, you can control individual access to the data in networking. Bluetooth connections, however, do not allow usernames and passwords to be generated. Therefore it is difficult to identify the data which can be accessed by the user.
  • Integrity: When IoT devices are attached, you cannot set the permission, or even authenticate users. Data integrity is also not guaranteed because you cannot be sure that only the right people have access to information transmitted via the IoT connection.
  • Pairing: Pairing Bluetooth IoT devices with tablets, smartphones, or computers requires you to create a connection between them. Once you have left primary devices open to Bluetooth connections with some of your IoT connections, the other devices will start looking for Bluetooth compatibility automatically. This way, they are likely to end up being paired with any nearby open IoT Bluetooth device.
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