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Internet of Things

Education

Session Outline
1. Understanding Internet of
Things
2. Usefulness of IoT
3. IoT Cyber Security Issues
4. Safe Use of Internet of Things
• Mobile Security
• Network and Device Security
• Data Security

A real Problem….
Travel Time 2 Hours : Switch ON and OFF the Motor

Internet
Solution - IoT
Internet (Mobile Data)
connected Motor
Mobile App to control Motor

How does IoT Work ?
1. Things (Devices)
•Camera
•Temperature Sensor
•Electrical Equipment
•Cars
2. Connectivity
•Wi-Fi
•LAN / Broadband
•Bluetooth
•NFC etc.
3. Server
•Software to read and
process data / signals
4. Mobile App /
Software
•Control / Operate IoT
Devices.

Make students familiar with IoT
Raspberry Pi – A Mini Computer.

Essential Skillsets
1. Python Programming
2. Linux Fundamentals
3. Networking
4. Basic Hardware

IoT – Cyber Security Issues
Malware / Virus Data Leak Insecure
Communication
Software
Vulnerabilities
Cyber Attack

Why do you
need security ?
Source : NYTIMES

1. Mobile Security
• Large number of IoT devices controlled
from Phone.
• If your phone is controlled by someone
else, it is a Risk
• Be judicious with Mobile Apps.
• Use Antivirus Software on Phone.
• Buy only trusted IoT platforms / Devices

2. Network & Device
Security
Use Strong Wi-Fi
Password.
Change default
passwords
Regularly update
your firmware

3. Data
Security
• Backup your data
• Do not share any confidential
data unless absolutely
necessary.
• Lock your device access with
strong password.

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