Authors :
Umal Anuraga Nanumura; Isuranga Nipun Kumara
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 3 - March
Google Scholar :
https://tinyurl.com/bdevu47s
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https://tinyurl.com/t4br3tbc
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24MAR227
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Abstract :
With its ability to provide seamless
communication between systems and objects, the Internet
of Things (IoT) has completely changed the way we
engage with technology. However, because the Internet of
Things (IoT) ecosystem consists of a diverse variety of
devices with differing security and compliance
requirements, this interconnection also presents
substantial issues for security, privacy, and compliance.
In order to solve these issues, this research attempts to
present a thorough examination of how Governance,
Risk, and Compliance (GRC) concepts might be included
into IoT security frameworks. The first section of the
report provides an overview of IoT security as it is now,
stressing the dangers and weaknesses that the ecosystem
faces. The use of GRC concepts to reducing these risks
and guaranteeing adherence to pertinent laws and
guidelines is next covered. Through the incorporation of
GRC concepts into IoT security frameworks, entities may
adopt a comprehensive strategy for risk management and
compliance assurance throughout the IoT ecosystem. A
comparative study of current approaches that
incorporate GRC guidelines into IoT security
frameworks is also part of the project. This review
assesses the benefits and drawbacks of various solutions,
highlighting typical problems and suggested approaches
for applying GRC concepts to IoT security. The study
suggests potential options for incorporating GRC
concepts into IoT security frameworks based on the
comparative analysis's findings. In order to improve
security and compliance in IoT systems, these include
adopting new technologies like blockchain and artificial
intelligence as well as developing standardized
frameworks and protocols for integrating GRC concepts
in IoT security. All things considered, this study offers
insightful information about how GRC principles may be
included into IoT security frameworks, providing useful
advice for businesses trying to improve their IoT security
posture and guarantee compliance with pertinent laws
and standards.
Keywords :
Internet of Things; Ecosystem; Governance; Compliance; Drawbacks; IoT Security; Protocols; Guarantee.
With its ability to provide seamless
communication between systems and objects, the Internet
of Things (IoT) has completely changed the way we
engage with technology. However, because the Internet of
Things (IoT) ecosystem consists of a diverse variety of
devices with differing security and compliance
requirements, this interconnection also presents
substantial issues for security, privacy, and compliance.
In order to solve these issues, this research attempts to
present a thorough examination of how Governance,
Risk, and Compliance (GRC) concepts might be included
into IoT security frameworks. The first section of the
report provides an overview of IoT security as it is now,
stressing the dangers and weaknesses that the ecosystem
faces. The use of GRC concepts to reducing these risks
and guaranteeing adherence to pertinent laws and
guidelines is next covered. Through the incorporation of
GRC concepts into IoT security frameworks, entities may
adopt a comprehensive strategy for risk management and
compliance assurance throughout the IoT ecosystem. A
comparative study of current approaches that
incorporate GRC guidelines into IoT security
frameworks is also part of the project. This review
assesses the benefits and drawbacks of various solutions,
highlighting typical problems and suggested approaches
for applying GRC concepts to IoT security. The study
suggests potential options for incorporating GRC
concepts into IoT security frameworks based on the
comparative analysis's findings. In order to improve
security and compliance in IoT systems, these include
adopting new technologies like blockchain and artificial
intelligence as well as developing standardized
frameworks and protocols for integrating GRC concepts
in IoT security. All things considered, this study offers
insightful information about how GRC principles may be
included into IoT security frameworks, providing useful
advice for businesses trying to improve their IoT security
posture and guarantee compliance with pertinent laws
and standards.
Keywords :
Internet of Things; Ecosystem; Governance; Compliance; Drawbacks; IoT Security; Protocols; Guarantee.
