The document discusses the architecture and components of the Internet of Things (IoT). It describes the four main layers of an IoT architecture: (1) the application layer, (2) the gateway and network layer, (3) the management service layer, and (4) the sensor layer. It also discusses some key enabling technologies for IoT like RFID, wireless sensor networks, and IPv6 addressing. Finally, it outlines reasons for IoT's expected success in coming years and how IoT will impact people by connecting more objects to make lives more productive, safer, and informed.
Created and presented by Michael Hathaway and Diane Bernard for the EFF-Austin Meetup on November 17, 2014 at Capital Factory in Austin, Texas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiLpe3--ZB8
This presentation is about Internet of Things(IoT), it's characteristics, technologies that uses IoT, Security issues, Threats & Countermeasures, applications of IoT etc.
Challenges in the Internet of Things – Standards and SecurityPECB
The webinar will cover Internet of Things, outline the various types of IoT devices and environments, cover some examples of IoT based cyberattacks, and cover the various current standards and frameworks available to help guide security in this space.
Main points covered:
• Definition of IoT
• Sample use cases for IoT
• Risks around IoT
• Standards/frameworks for IoT
• Security options for IoT
Presenter:
Our presenter for this webinar is Anthony English, who has worked in IT and Information Security for more than 25 years and in the healthcare, law enforcement, IT consulting, lottery and gaming and education sectors. From managing a global information security program to implementing structured 27001 and 27032 programs, he has covered the broad range of applied security.
Link to the recorded webinar:
Created and presented by Michael Hathaway and Diane Bernard for the EFF-Austin Meetup on November 17, 2014 at Capital Factory in Austin, Texas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiLpe3--ZB8
This presentation is about Internet of Things(IoT), it's characteristics, technologies that uses IoT, Security issues, Threats & Countermeasures, applications of IoT etc.
Challenges in the Internet of Things – Standards and SecurityPECB
The webinar will cover Internet of Things, outline the various types of IoT devices and environments, cover some examples of IoT based cyberattacks, and cover the various current standards and frameworks available to help guide security in this space.
Main points covered:
• Definition of IoT
• Sample use cases for IoT
• Risks around IoT
• Standards/frameworks for IoT
• Security options for IoT
Presenter:
Our presenter for this webinar is Anthony English, who has worked in IT and Information Security for more than 25 years and in the healthcare, law enforcement, IT consulting, lottery and gaming and education sectors. From managing a global information security program to implementing structured 27001 and 27032 programs, he has covered the broad range of applied security.
Link to the recorded webinar:
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IoT Landscape and its Key Trends in DeploymentVincent Lau
Today, there are more than 31 billion Internet of Things (IoT) devices connected to the Internet. These devices range from simple sensors and actuators to smart equipment and appliances that have a huge impact on major industries such as manufacturing, transportation, healthcare and utilities. The vast amount of data collected from IoT device telemetry has also enabled advanced data analytics, and machine learning models that can give us better insights and make IoT smarter, giving rise to AIoT (AI + IoT) applications. With the pandemic situation likely to turn endemic, how will this impact the IoT landscape in Singapore? What are some of the key drivers and growth areas for IoT?
If you are looking for any company having professional guides who helps you in research topics in IOT then contact with us-Techsparks. Our professors will assist you on various master thesis topics in industrial IoT offers top demanding research ideas for scholars. For more information call us at-91-9465330425 and visit us at: https://bit.ly/3gPmEtb.
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Privacy aware analytics at edge using Federated Learning In Cloud computing or centralized approach, data-sources or sensors collect data from environment; the data is then sent to a data center placed at a geographically different location to be processed and analyzed. This approach is not suitable for the applications required low latency and quick response time. Also, in massive machine type communications (MMTC) where thousands of sensors or IoT data sources collect and send data simultaneously, bandwidth becomes a bottleneck in data transmission. On contrary, Edge computing is a distributed computing paradigm which brings computation and data storage closer to the location where it is generated, to decrease latency and to save bandwidth. Edge analytics may not be a replacement for centralized data analytics, but both can supplement each other in delivering data insights. With the increasing demand and implementation of stringent data privacy laws and growing security concerns, the concept of Federated Learning (FL) has been introduced. In FL, edge applications can use their local device data to train an Machine Learning model required by the centralized server. The edge devices then send the model updates rather than raw data to the server for aggregation. FL can serve as an enabling technology in mobile edge networks since it enables the collaborative and decentralized learning. In this talk, we will discuss about the decentralized learning approach in federated learning, implementing federated learning in edge devices, how it solves data localization, privacy and scalability issues, federated learning at edge and fog devices with practical use cases and open problems.
IoT Training in Chennai from basics to advanced techniques which is taught by experienced working professionals. India's Top Rated IoT Training Institute in Chennai offers realtime practical Internet of Things Training. Our trainings are 100% job assured.
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9. ARCHITECTURE OF INTERNET OF THINGS
Architecture of internet Of Things contains basically 4 layers:
1)Application Layer
2)Gateway and the network layer
3)Management Service layer
4)Sensor layer
APPLICATION LAYER:
Lowest Abstraction Layer
With sensors we are creating digital nervous system.
Incorporated to measure physical quantities
Interconnects the physical and digital world
Collects and process the real time information
10. GATEWAY AND THE NETWORK LAYER:
• Robust and High performance network infrastructure
• Supports the communication requirements for latency, bandwidth or security
• Allows multiple organizations to share and use the same network independently
MANAGEMENT LAYER:
• Capturing of periodic sensory data
• Data Analytics (Extracts relevant information from massive amount of raw data)
• Streaming Analytics (Process real time data)
• Ensures security and privacy of data.
SENSOR LAYER:
• Provides a user interface for using IoT.
• Different applications for various sectors like Transportation, Healthcare, Agriculture, Supply
chains, Government, Retail etc.
11.
12. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
Automatic identification of anything they are attached to acting as an
electronic barcode
Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN)
Consisting of a large number of intelligent sensors, enabling the collection,
processing, analysis and dissemination of valuable information, gathered in
a variety of environments
Addressing schemes(IPv6)
This will not only allow us to uniquely identify billions of devices but also to
control remote devices through the Internet.
13. Why Internet of Things will be successful in the coming years?
• Telecommunication sector is becoming more extensive and efficient
• Broadband/4G internet is widely available.
• Cheaper to produce necessary sensors with built-in Wi-Fi capabilities making connecting
devices less costly.
• Smart phone usage has surpassed all the predicted limits and telecommunication sector is
already working on its toes to keep their customers satisfied by improving their
infrastructure.
• As IoT devices need no separate communication than the existing one
• Building IoT tech is very cheap and highly achievable.
14.
15. The Impact of Internet of Things on You
• To put things simply any object that can be connected will be connected by the IoT
• With interconnected devices you can better arrange your life and be more
productive, safer, smarter and informed than ever before.
• On large scale transportation, healthcare, defence, environment monitoring,
manufacturing and every other field you can imagine of can be benefited from IoT. It
is very to conceive the whole application domain of internet of things at the
moment but you can clearly understand why it is such an interesting and hot topic at
the moment