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2 May 2017 Micromanaging the IoT space
Irak Vicarte Mayer
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Abstract
The speed of IoT devices currently connected in our daily lives has drastically accelerated in the last couple of years. The lack of standardization, regulation, and an efficient process to integrate these devices to our ecosystem has led to a relaxed security and an ineffective use of the data generated. This paper presents a new approach to the IoT ecosystem management that improves data sharing and security by categorizing and micromanaging the connected devices. The use of micromanaging multiple access points (M2AP) allows the architecture to respond faster and efficiently to events and attacks to the digital hive. The “local beehive”/ ”master beehive” approach seals a compromise of delegating tasks and improving the network management capacity. Finally, an efficient data storage and compact reports of the raw information collected can then be transmitted to cloud services for further analysis if required.
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Irak Vicarte Mayer "Micromanaging the IoT space", Proc. SPIE 10206, Disruptive Technologies in Sensors and Sensor Systems, 102060B (2 May 2017); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2263207
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KEYWORDS
Clouds

Computer security

Sensors

Internet

Network security

Data storage

Ecosystems

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