The IoT is a collection of technologies that work together to create a more connected environment. Both companies and end consumers will gain from this. However, in order for the IoT to be completely realized, a slew of security and privacy issues must be solved. We identify and explore the features that define the IoT`s uniqueness in terms of impending security and privacy issues in this article. We also create criteria that are triggered by the aforementioned attributes. We examine the security and privacy components of the four most popular IoT designs in light of the criteria. According to our findings, security and privacy needs are only sporadically addressed.

Security, Privacy, IoT Network, IoT Systems

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