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The Internet of Things is an emerging market that is expected to grow to 43 billion devices by 2023.[1] This exponential growth comes with security concerns, as 80% of devices including cloud and mobile applications fail to require complex passwords, and 70% of devices did not encrypt traffic to and from its connected network.[2] Identifying the security risks can be difficult, since every network has a different combination of devices. The use of PotPi’s testing ground for emerging IoT devices provides the necessary foresight to combat the increasing number of security threats in homes and workplaces worldwide. PotPi provides this service to a growing industry and creates targeted objectives to reduce security concerns by allowing the community to discover vulnerabilities and be rewarded for doing so.
Creating a game-like platform is not a new concept. In fact, there are many companies that have adopted this concept due to its increased user interaction and ability to relate to the audience it is trying to reach. Giving the community a way to show their progress and accomplishments gives companies data on what is working and what needs to be changed. More incentive to complete objectives leads to more solutions and a better market.

Creador

• Brad, Ryan
• Niemiller, Jospeh

Licencia

• Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International

Presentador

CECH Library Service

Colegio

• Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services

Departamento

• Information Technology

Grado

• BS (Information Technology)

Fecha de creacion

• 2020-04

Tutor

• Vykhovanyuk, Bo

Editor

• University of Cincinnati

Relaciones

En Colección:

• 2020 CECH Information Technology Senior Design Projects

Elementos

Miniatura	Título	Fecha de subida	Visibilidad	Acciones
	IT2020_Joseph_Niemiller_Ryan_Brad.pdf	2020-07-01	Acceso Abierto	Press to Selecciona una acción Descargar
	IT2020_Joseph_Niemiller_Ryan_Brad_Agreement.txt	2020-07-01	Acceso Abierto	Press to Selecciona una acción Descargar