Abstract

Sensors, communication networks, and intelligence that control every step of the process and the data produced are the foundation of the Internet of things. Sensors may be utilized in vast numbers since they are the senses of systems. Sensors need to be tiny, inexpensive, flexible, and able to operate in a variety of environments. Consequently, as the number of nodes linked by sensor data develops quickly, the security of these network devices data sensors and other devices become more important. This work provides an overview of papers on the Internet of Things (IoT), security issues, particularly those pertaining to privacy, and access control in this kind of environment from the perspective of a systematic review. In conclusion, it offers a comprehensive examination of security concerns that need to be resolved, spanning several categories and specific domains within the technology’s application industries.