Protect IoT devices from physical tampering by using secure enclosures, tamper-evident seals, and regular physical audits.

Device identity management assigns unique identifiers, ensuring that each IoT device is authenticated and trusted within the network.

IoT devices with limited resources benefit from lightweight encryption protocols and optimized security practices.

Side-channel attacks exploit physical emissions from IoT devices. Secure hardware designs reduce susceptibility to these threats.

IoT devices in critical infrastructure require robust encryption, segmentation, and continuous monitoring to prevent catastrophic failures.

Data confidentiality in IoT devices is ensured with encryption protocols like TLS/SSL for secure data transmission.

IoT-cloud integration risks include insecure APIs and data exposure. Encryption and strict access controls address these concerns.

Artificial intelligence detects patterns and anomalies in IoT data, enhancing security by identifying and responding to threats faster.

Replay attacks reuse intercepted data to mimic devices. Implementing time-stamped tokens and unique session IDs prevents these attacks.