This report delves into the critical topic of securing the Internet of Everything (IOE) in the modern age, focusing on the challenges and potential solutions within the rapidly evolving landscape of interconnected devices. The introduction provides an overview of IOE, emphasizing its significance and background, including its aim, objectives, and research questions. A comprehensive literature review explores the definition and growth of IOE, highlighting its economic potential and impact on various sectors, while also addressing the security threats associated with the technology. The research methodology section outlines the type of investigation (qualitative), research design (descriptive), research approach (inductive), and research philosophy (interpretivism) adopted to conduct the study. Data collection methods are also discussed. The report includes a case study on IBM, examining their security protocols and strategies for addressing IOE security issues. The analysis covers threat models, social and economic perspectives, and methods for securing and monitoring IOE, providing valuable insights for securing connected devices. The conclusion and recommendations summarize the key findings and offer suggestions for enhancing IOE security. The report concludes with a list of references.