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Smart City Security Measures in King Hussein Business Park (KHBP), Amman, Jordan

Given the possibilities of smart cities to significantly affect human lives, issues related to security have come into a spotlight to public and industries. People are now connected to each other through smart telephones and other gadgets. Facilities like smart meters, security gadgets and smart machines are being utilized in numerous cities. This study presents the security measures in the context of smart city advancement. Security matters in this context encompasses unlawful access to information and attacks causing physical disturbances in administration accessibility. Semi-structured interviews on 30 government officials, policymakers and regulators were applied to saturate categories. The outcome uncovered a dimension of “evolving security” as having positive effect and prompts how King Hussein Business Park (KHBP) is a mix for planning a robust security initiative for the securing of a smart city. City foundations and administrations are now evolving and experiencing changes amidst new interrelated systems for monitoring, control, and automation. Smart transportation, open and private, will get to a snare of interrelated information from GPS area to weather and traffic updates. Integrated systems will help open wellbeing, emergency responders and in misfortune recuperation.