Understanding Internet of Things (IoT)
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What is the main purpose of identifying equipment in an IoT setup?

  • To reduce the cost of maintenance
  • To limit the number of devices connected
  • To enhance device performance
  • To track the equipment and query its status (correct)

How should an IoT setup respond to the growing number of connected elements?

  • By implementing standard data formats only
  • By restricting data generation
  • By reducing the number of devices allowed
  • By ensuring scalability to handle the expansion (correct)

What characteristic is essential for IoT devices to adapt to different conditions?

  • Single environment operation
  • User intervention for adjustments
  • Static performance metrics
  • Dynamic and self-adapting capabilities (correct)

Which phrase best describes the nature of IoT architecture?

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What major challenge is associated with IoT in terms of user information?

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What capability allows IoT devices to upgrade their software autonomously?

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What does interoperability ensure in an IoT context?

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of IoT?

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What is the primary purpose of sensors in an IoT system?

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Which function is NOT performed by processors in an IoT system?

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What characteristic is essential for sensors in an IoT system?

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Which component is responsible for network connectivity in an IoT system?

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What is the main role of applications in an IoT ecosystem?

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Embedded hardware devices are primarily associated with which component of IoT?

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Which of the following statements is true about gateways in an IoT system?

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Which feature of processors distinguishes them in an IoT environment?

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What is one of the main purposes of analyzing data generated by IoT devices?

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Which component is NOT typically part of an IoT system?

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In what fields can IoT be applied?

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What technology is NOT mentioned as part of IoT development?

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What defines IoT according to its functionality?

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Which feature of smart watches is an example of IoT technology?

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What benefit does cloud computing offer to IoT systems?

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Which of the following is a common misconception about IoT?

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What is one possible use of consumer data by manufacturers and enterprises?

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Why is an IoT governance model important?

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How many IoT devices are approximately in operation today?

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What kind of data must IoT devices manage according to data protection laws?

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What legal framework does GDPR pertain to?

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What should a company ensure if it collects sensitive data?

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What type of information does Google restrict from being sent when collecting Analytics data?

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What are the main concerns addressed by a good IoT governance model?

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What is a significant risk associated with the vast amount of data generated by IoT devices?

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Why are IoT devices frequently at risk of being compromised?

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What is a required measure to prevent unauthorized access to IoT devices?

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What is a challenge associated with the increasing volume of data from IoT devices?

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What is a potential unethical consequence of misusing data collected from IoT devices?

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What must organizations implement to manage unstructured IoT data effectively?

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What does proper endpoint security for IoT devices help mitigate?

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What is essential for maintaining IoT data governance?

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What are the potential consequences of inadequate data governance protocols in IoT systems?

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Which approach helps minimize vulnerabilities in IoT data governance?

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What is the key benefit of awareness initiatives within organizations dealing with IoT data governance?

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What can result from unauthorized access to sensitive data in IoT systems?

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What role does collaboration play in addressing IoT data governance challenges?

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Why might a workforce require training in data governance practices?

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What is a critical aspect of 'Security by Design' in IoT systems?

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What can be a negative result of inadequate data governance practices?

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Flashcards

IoT Devices

Physical objects embedded with sensors and communication technologies to collect and transmit data.

Data Analysis in IoT

Using data collected by IoT devices to improve operations, drive innovation, and create new business opportunities.

IoT Components

The different parts of an IoT system, including devices, networks, gateways, and cloud processing systems.

IoT Communication Networks

The systems that allow IoT devices to transmit data.

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IoT Applications

Systems created to solve problems in various industries, such as agriculture, energy, safety, and more.

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Smart Watches (IoT)

Smartwatches are an everyday example of IoT devices gathering data like steps taken, hand movements, and location.

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Data-Driven Actions

Actions/decisions taken based on analyzed IoT data.

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Interconnected Devices

Devices that are connected via the internet to enable data sharing, allowing different objects and systems to communicate.

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Scalability in IoT

The ability of an IoT setup to handle a large number of connected devices and the resulting massive data generated.

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Dynamic Adaptability(IoT)

IoT devices should adjust to changing situations, like a camera adapting to different lighting conditions.

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Hybrid IoT Architecture

IoT architecture that integrates different manufacturers' products.

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IoT Data Security

Protecting user data when connected devices are online, a significant concern in IoT.

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IoT Equipment Safety

Protecting the physical equipment in an IoT network.

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Self-Configuring IoT

IoT devices automatically updating their software and setting up the network.

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IoT Interoperability

The ability of different devices and systems to communicate and share data, regardless of their manufacturer.

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Tracking Equipment

Tracking items of equipment that are connected. Often connected to status queries

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IoT Sensors

The input devices in an IoT system, collecting data from the environment (or actions to it) and communicating with other parts.

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IoT Processors

The 'brains' of an IoT system, processing data from sensors to extract meaningful information.

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IoT Gateways

The communication hubs that route data from sensors to applications and vice versa, ensuring network connectivity.

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IoT Applications

The end-user interfaces that utilize the processed data from the IoT system, providing useful information and/or control.

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Sensor Characteristics

Sensors need unique identification (IP address), are active (real-time data), and can be autonomous or user-controlled.

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Processor Function

Processing raw data, providing intelligence, performing data encryption/decryption, and working in real-time.

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Gateway Role

Routing data to proper destinations facilitating communication between different parts of the IoT system, including network connectivity (i.e., LAN, WAN, PAN).

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Application Functionality

Utilizing processed data to provide actionable information or control, frequently found in cloud environments.

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IoT Governance Model

A set of policies, procedures, and practices defining how a company manages an IoT system, focusing on data security, privacy, and legal compliance.

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Data Security Concerns (IoT)

Protecting sensitive data collected by IoT devices from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure.

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Sensitive PII

Personally Identifiable Information (PII) like name, address, or medical records.

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IoT Device Data Management

How IoT devices collect, store, use, and discard data, especially concerning compliance with data protection laws.

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GDPR

General Data Protection Regulation (EU), a law governing the processing and protection of personal data.

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Monetizing IoT Data

Using data collected from IoT devices for financial gain.

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IoT Data Handling by Court Order

Complying with legal requirements to hand over data collected by IoT devices.

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IoT Network Security

Measures to protect IoT networks from unauthorized access and cyber threats.

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IoT Data Privacy Risks

The chance of sensitive user data getting compromised in Internet of Things (IoT) systems.

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Endpoint Security in IoT

Protecting the security of individual IoT devices to prevent hackers from accessing data or disrupting functions.

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IoT Device Authentication Issues

Difficulties in verifying the identity of IoT devices, potential for unauthorized access.

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Unstructured IoT Data

Huge amounts of IoT data existing in different formats (text, images, etc.) making it hard to store, manage, & process.

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Unethical IoT Data Use

Using IoT data in ways that harm consumers' privacy or create unfair discrimination.

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IoT Data Governance

The set of rules and practices used to govern the collection, use, and storage of data from IoT devices.

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IoT Data Vulnerabilities

Weaknesses in IoT systems that make them susceptible to security breaches and unauthorized access.

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IoT Data Management Practices

Methods used for collecting, storing, and handling IoT device data, including security measures and user privacy.

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Inadequate Data Governance Protocols

Missing guidelines for managing IoT data, leading to inaccurate, incomplete, or hard-to-access data, and security vulnerabilities.

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Security by Design

Building security into IoT systems from the start to prevent breaches and maintain data governance.

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Awareness Initiatives

Training programs to educate employees on data governance best practices for a stronger security culture.

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Standardized Data Governance Policies

Common frameworks developed by governments and businesses to support IoT technologies and data.

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IoT Data Governance Challenges

Issues related to managing and securing data created by IoT devices.

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Data Privacy

Protecting personal information in IoT systems and maintaining the confidentiality of data.

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Data Ownership

Determining who controls and is responsible for the data in an IoT system.

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Data Transparency

Openly sharing information about data collection and usage in IoT.

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Study Notes

Internet of Things (IoT)

  • IoT stands for Internet of Things
  • IoT refers to the interconnectedness of physical devices
  • Devices are embedded with software, sensors, and connectivity
  • Devices connect and exchange data
  • Creates opportunities for more efficient and automated systems
  • IoT networks physical objects with electronics
  • IoT is the networking of physical objects with electronics embedded for communication and interactions.
  • IoT is significantly changing the way people live daily.
  • IoT is used in various fields such as medicine, power, gene therapies, agriculture, smart cities, and smart homes.

IoT Devices

  • Smart home devices (thermostats, lighting systems, security systems)
  • Wearable devices (fitness trackers, smart watches)
  • Healthcare devices (patient monitoring, medical devices)
  • Industrial systems (predictive maintenance, supply chains)
  • Transportation systems (connected cars, autonomous vehicles)

IoT Components

  • IoT devices
  • Communication networks
  • Gateways
  • Cloud-based data processing and storage systems

Cloud for IoT

  • Scalability: Cloud platforms handle large amounts of data
  • Remote access: Enables remote control of IoT devices
  • Data processing and storage: Cloud performs complex data processing and storage tasks
  • Security: Cloud platforms provide security features like encryption and authentication

How IoT Works

  • Sensors collect data from the environment (e.g., GPS, LDR, temperature, etc.)
  • Collected data is sent to the cloud via connections like Wifi, LAN, satellite, or Bluetooth.
  • Cloud software processes data according to the program to give predictions (e.g., reading temperature, weather condition, processing images)
  • Processed data is sent to the user.
  • Alerts users when temperature increases, gives weather updates, etc.

History of IoT

  • 1982: First glimpse of IoT with a vending machine connected to the internet.
  • 1990: Toaster connected to the internet.
  • 1999: Coined the term "Internet of Things" (Kevin Ashton)
  • 2000: LG Smart Fridge
  • 2004: Introduced smart watches
  • 2007: iPhone integrates IoT capabilities
  • 2009: Car Testing with sensors for diagnostics, performance monitoring, and remote testing.
  • 2011: Smart TVs
  • 2013: Google Lens
  • 2014: Amazon's Echo (Alexa)
  • 2015: Tesla Autopilot

IoT Sensors

  • Temperature sensors
  • Image sensors
  • Gyro sensors
  • Obstacle sensors
  • RF sensors
  • IR sensors
  • MQ-02/05 Gas sensors
  • LDR sensors
  • Ultrasonic distance sensors

IoT Control Units

  • Small computer units on a single integrated circuit
  • Process major loT device work
  • Performs all logical operations

IoT Cloud Computing

  • Stores massive loT data
  • Performs complex data processing and learning
  • Cloud computing provides spaces for discovering issues such as electrical faults or errors within IoT systems.

IoT Networking

  • Each physical object represented by an IP address
  • Limited number of addresses available

IoT Building Blocks

  • Sensors
  • Processors
  • Gateways
  • Applications

IoT Communication

  • RFIDs
  • Sensors
  • Nanotechnology
  • Smart networks

IoT Characteristics

  • Connectivity
  • Intelligence and Identity
  • Scalability
  • Dynamic in Nature
  • Security
  • Self-Configuring
  • Interoperability

IoT Application Domains

  • Manufacturing/Industrial
  • Healthcare
  • Security
  • Retail

IoT Devices and Sensors

  • Smart devices and sensors are the components of the device connectivity layer, collecting environment data and transferring it to the next layer.
  • Sensors like temperature sensors, pressure sensors, humidity sensors, light intensity detectors, etc. are used.

loT Gateway

  • An intermediate device between sensors and the central cloud
  • Performs data processing, management, and communication.

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