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Generally speaking, IoT devices have two major problems: IoT device security and network security. Insecure IoT devices can lead to serious data breaches. The security of IoT devices and the security management of IoT connections are crucial.

Normally, consumers don’t realize that their IoT devices should be protected. Therefore,they never configure onboard IoT security or set a password for the device. By doing this, a rather serious security flaw is created.

However, this flaw is magnified because one connected IoT device is connected to many other devices. Therefore, an insecure IoT device can compromise the security of the entire internet of things network.

That’s why another major issue for IoT devices is cybersecurity. It’s almost not possible to keep all the IoT devices of your network secure all along. Therefore, IoT networks must establish IoT device monitoring and protection measures to limit what can be accessed from compromised IoT devices.

As per the report, the IoT devices market is anticipated to reach $413.7 billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 18.6% from 2022 to 2031. In addition, the increased adoption of 5G technology, especially in developed countries, is driving the growth of the IoT devices market.

The IoT device market is segmented on the basis of components, connectivity technologies, and end-use. On a component basis, the market is divided into processors, connected ICS, sensors, etc. In terms of revenue, the sensors segment dominated the market with $24.444.6 million in 2021 and is expected to follow the same trend during the forecast period. By connection technology, the market is divided into Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, cellular, NFC, RFID, etc. The cellular market dominated the IoT device market opportunity with $18.653.2 billion in 2021 and is expected to dominate the market in the coming years. By end-use, the market is segmented into consumer electronics, retail, Enterprise, Building monitoring, logistics, etc. Consumer electronics will take the largest share in 2021 and will grow at a CAGR of 18.37%. Regionally, North America, especially the United States, still remains a key player in the global IoT device industry, with major organizations and government agencies in the country investing heavily in resources to develop the technology.

There is no doubt that one growth area in the future will be the use of 5G networks to support Internet of Things projects. The capacity is provided by 5G to accommodate up to 1 million 5G devices in a square kilometer, which means it may be able to use a large number of IoT devices in a very small area, resulting in large-scale industrial deployments of IoT. A trial of 5G has started in the UK and the Internet of things in two “smart factories”. However, widespread adoption of 5G deployments is likely to take some time: Ericsson predicts that by 2025 there will be about 5 billion IoT devices connected to cellular networks, but only about a quarter of those will be broadband IoT, with most of them connected to 4G.

It’s anticipated that 3.5 million 5G IoT devices will be put into use this year and close to 50 million by 2023 and outdoor surveillance cameras will become the largest market for 5G internet o things devices in the near future, accounting for 70 percent of 5G IoT devices this year, falling to around 30 percent by the end of 2023, when they will be overtaken by connected cars.

The key to using IoT devices effectively is to make sure your IoT strategy starts right and to understand how the edges and IoT intersect. Whether you’ve already applied IoT devices or are considering using IoT devices in your organization, make sure you are ready to address the unique security challenges that internet of things devices present