Myth #4: Software security that works for IT will work for IoT.

The biggest fall back in IoT is scaling. In the world of networking, each network is composed of many entities, devices and systems. The business of scaling evolves in the Internet, where with one value creation and threats, the Internet itself undergoes orders of magnitude of change. When 100people are in the internet, they form a dynamics. When the number goes up to 1000, they form another set of dynamics. So with each dynamics comes in a new set of experience that we have not thought about before. It’s only in case of computers and internet that we see a magnitude change after decades. With more users domains will be bigger and efficient.

Myth #5: IoT cybersecurity is a challenge the private sector can meet alone.

All cyber system needs is a flexible model that allows secure information sharing for scientific, security event analysis, and access to the validated guidelines that emerge for avoiding future events. Putting in feedback, of what is working and what is disfunctional makes the system firm and informed. Policy makers must be well aware about the status of the system in order to make necessary alterations related to security and privacy. The security and privacy status can affect people today on a personal level, a business level and on a national-security level.

With computer and internet movement being more active, it is important that these myths related to privacy and security are figured out and sorted.

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