IoT in Healthcare: A report on security concerns and its impact.

The report focuses on the security concerns of IoT in the healthcare industry, addressing potential risks and impacts. The report begins with an overview of the role of IoT in healthcare and the importance of security. The report highlights the security concerns of IoT in healthcare, including data privacy, and potential security breaches. The report also discusses the impact of security issues on the healthcare industry, with the potential loss of patient data. The report presents a summary of existing research on the topic. The report also includes a discussion of the potential solutions to address the security concerns of IoT in healthcare.

Running head: IOT IN HEALTH CARE INDUSTRIES
IoT
IN
HEALTH CARE INDUSTRIES
Name of the Student
Name of University
Author Note:

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A. Research Proposal:
Title-
Security issues in internet of things enabled health care industry.
Proposal-
The primary objective of paper is to elaborate the limitations related to the security
and privacy issues in the filed of internet of things in health care industries. Internet of things
enhances the capabilities of traditional process whereas it has been also noticed that in the
healthcare industries there are several limitations of the application of IoT related to the
security of the patients as well as their data security. Followed by this aspect there is a
significant impact to mitigate these limitations by incorporating emerging technologies.
B. Synthesis Matrix:
Sources Main idea A Main idea B Main idea C
Centralized Fog
Computing Security
Platform for IoT
and Cloud in
Healthcare System
Due to any
technical fault
the patient’s life
would be at
risk.
The information of the
patients can be leaked,
which holds significant
impact on patient’s
security.
Automated machines
on healthcare industry
holds a significant risk
on human lives.
Healthcare
Informatics and
Privacy
Healthcare data
is at high risk.
Patients data analysis
holds a significant ethical
concern.
The incorporation of
technology harms the
ecosystem.

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Centralized fog computing security platform for IoT and cloud in healthcare system.
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