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IoT security is essential due to the proliferation of devices and the unique risks they face. Key techniques include device identity management, secure boot, advanced threat modeling, and intrusion detection systems. Blockchain technology enhances security by offering immutable records and transparency, allowing for trustworthy and automated IoT transactions.
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Term: Device Identity Management
Definition: Processes ensuring that each IoT device is uniquely identifiable and trusted within a network.
Term: Secure Boot
Definition: A security process that ensures devices only run trusted software during the startup phase.
Term: Threat Modeling
Definition: A proactive approach for identifying potential security risks and designing mitigations before deploying an IoT system.
Term: Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)
Definition: Systems that monitor networks for suspicious activity and potential security breaches.
Term: Blockchain
Definition: A decentralized and tamper-proof ledger technology that enhances data integrity and trust in IoT environments.