IOT security concerns: Need a Rethink of the Internet of Things (IoT)

Today, we sit on the precipice of another perfect storm, this time ushering in the era of the internet of things (IOT) as more and more unconnected devices become connected. The digital age has transformed virtually all aspects of everyday life. As data continues to migrate online, digital data becomes more pervasive. With the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud migration and extensive use of mobile applications, the cost of a data breach will increase too. Connected devices introduced by employees to company networks pose some of the most significant risks. With barring IoT outright not an option, companies will need to roll out tailored best practices and standards.
The Internet of Things can be blooming, but it brings to some major IoT security concerns.
Issues in IOT and IOT Security
The problems originate with the lack of universal IoT standards for security. With so many different vendors producing IoT devices, such as sensors, there’s been no original secure firmware as a platform for delivering better protection. Most IoT products do not have proper security or logging controls to detect hacks. It may take a vast IoT attack actually to refocus cyber security professionals on the up-and-coming security problems.
IOT security solutions
IoT and cyber security experts, such as Beardsley and Sparaponi, envision three things needing to occur to resolve the large security holes in IoT.

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