A MULTI-LAYERED APPROACH TO ADDRESSING SECURITY VULNERABILITIES IN INTERNET OF THINGS ARCHITECTURES
Keywords:
Internet Of Things (IoT), Security Vulnerabilities, Multi-layered Security, Encryption, Anomaly Detection, Authentication, Cyber-attacksAbstract
The rapid proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices has resulted in unprecedented connectivity across multiple industries. However, this surge in IoT adoption has also exposed significant security vulnerabilities, making these devices prime targets for cyber-attacks. This paper presents a multi-layered security approach to address vulnerabilities in IoT architectures. We propose an integrated framework combining device-level encryption, network-level anomaly detection, and application-level authentication. Through literature review and empirical data analysis, we explore the effectiveness of this approach in mitigating known security threats. Our findings demonstrate that a multi-layered defense strategy is crucial to improving the resilience of IoT ecosystems
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