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Why IoT Security Keeps Me Up at Night | |
Let’s be honest — the Internet of Things (IoT) isn’t some far-off future. It’s already here, quietly embedded in our homes, hospitals, cars, factories, and even the farms that grow our food. From smart thermostats to industrial control systems, everything is getting connected. And while that’s exciting, it’s also… unnerving. As someone who follows tech and works closely with data-driven industries, I’ve started noticing how security in the IoT space is often treated as an afterthought. We’re moving fast — building smarter devices, making them cheaper and easier to deploy — but somewhere along the way, we’ve forgotten to lock the doors behind us. Here’s what really bothers me: A single weak link in the IoT chain can jeopardize entire systems. Think of a hospital using networked insulin pumps. Or a manufacturing plant relying on smart sensors to monitor hazardous chemicals. If just one of those devices is compromised, it could lead to far more than a data breach — it could cost lives. I recently came across a report by Roots Analysis that really put things into perspective. According to them, the global IoT security market is projected to grow from USD 20.08 billion in 2024 to USD 277.47 billion by 2035, representing a CAGR of 26.96% during the forecast period. That’s a staggering number — and honestly, a wake-up call. It tells me that companies are finally starting to realize the scale of the problem. But it also hints at how much catching up we have to do. Here’s what I believe: we need to change our mindset. Security can’t be bolted on at the end — it needs to be part of the design process. Device makers, software vendors, and network operators all need to think defensively from the start. And more importantly, they need to talk to each other. IoT ecosystems are complex, and there’s no single player who can secure the entire stack alone. At the same time, there’s a huge role for policy and education. Regulation in this space is still catching up. And many end users — especially in smaller organizations — just aren’t equipped to handle the risks that come with IoT adoption. We need better tools, clearer guidelines, and accessible training that empowers people to protect themselves. The potential of IoT is incredible. It’s going to change how we live and work in ways we haven’t even fully imagined. But if we don’t get serious about security — not just with funding, but with intent — we risk losing the trust that makes this whole thing work in the first place. Let’s build a future that’s smart and secure. Not just because the market says it’s growing, but because we owe it to the people using these devices every single day. Author Name- Satyajit Shinde Bio - Satyajit has always had a keen interest in reading and writing. He forayed into the field of writing due to his love for words and the urge to do something different. He aspires to make each of his written works a piece of art.  | |
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