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Towards Robust IoT Network Topology in Adversarial Environments

IoT will enable a plethora of new applications in various areas of human activity. However, the implementation of IoT is hampered by fears that societal costs of the IoT outweigh its benefits. Security experts have warned of the potential risk of huge numbers of unsecured devices united into the global ubiquitous system. IoT intrusions will disable home security systems, destroy crops, destabilize hospitals etc. To unlock the IoT potential it needs to improve the IoT security and support IoT applications survivability. For this purpose, it needs to get a tradeoff between resources of IoT devices and system survivability. In this work we investigate the mentioned problem and offer the corresponding approach.