On the issue of ensuring the safety of objects with “smart habitat”
Abstract
The problems of ensuring the security of the smart ecosystem are considered, an analysis of modern Internet of things (IoT devices) used in the control loop of the smart habitat is carried out from the point of view of the possibility of protecting and depersonalizing the information circulating in it. The article pays special attention to the issue of integrating a specialized software platform into the smart environment infrastructure, which allows for a high level of not only IT security, but also the overall security of the facility. It made an analysis of economic development and subsequent application of the integrated STB platform. Practical recommendations of the organization to improve the security of using the Internet of things in ODR are considered.
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