Three steps to ensure IoT security
As IoT data breaches increase, companies need to be highly concerned about the security of the data they collect. By following the IoT security steps mentioned below, companies can seamlessly reduce security risks.
Since the birth of the Internet of Things, we have seen the tremendous power of some companies to use this technology to promote revolution and innovation. The amazing IoT technology provides a way for companies to increase revenue while improving product quality and customer experience. While this technology continues to stun everyone's amazing application, there is still one major issue – security – that may hinder the Internet of Things from gaining momentum on a global scale.
We know that IoT devices have the potential to collect, receive, and share real-time data on our daily activities, and companies can then leverage that data and gain actionable insights on how to improve their business services. But what if the hacker successfully gets the confidential data being collected? In fact, news about IoT data leaks has shaken the confidence of IoT users.
However, companies cannot abandon the Internet of Things program simply because of the tension and anxiety caused by security threats. All they need to do is follow some of the risk mitigation steps of the company's IoT security and then fearlessly push the IoT growth.
1. Integrate infrastructure security
Because IoT data is collected in real time from multiple IoT devices, there are many places in the entire IoT infrastructure that need to be protected against hacker attacks. Companies should use the right encryption methods to prevent any malicious activity from invading the IoT infrastructure. For example, we never know how hackers will attack our data, and they can steal data directly from IoT hubs or any other point of contact. Therefore, we must encrypt the entire IoT infrastructure so that the sending, receiving, accessing, and sharing of data goes through a verification process.
2. Strengthen the certification process
In the execution of any online transaction, we need to enter the login password, and then send us a "one-time confirmation code" through shou machine or email to ensure that we maintain two-factor authentication. Similarly, companies should confirm that it is legal to transmit IoT data over the network. How to do it? The answer is by using two-factor authentication. Companies should check network connections as much as possible for authentication.
3, set a strong password
We protect our computers from viruses by installing several powerful anti-virus software. In addition, we will create a hard password that is difficult to crack so that no one can access our confidential data without our permission. Similarly, we should set up a hard-to-crack password for IoT devices, making hacker attacks more difficult.
Another useful step companies can take is to combine the Internet of Things with the blockchain. Blockchain is the most ideal way to store IoT data. Because of the encryption, the data stored in the blockchain is “unbreakableâ€, so companies can take advantage of the power of the blockchain and integrate it with the Internet of Things to ensure the security of the Internet of Things.
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