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The Internet of Things is getting closer every day to integrate the routine of people and companies connecting mobile devices to the most varied utensils. This technology brings new opportunities for internet service providers, but also some challenges, especially with regard to information security. IoT devices, as well as Big Data and cloud computing, have drawn attention to network security . In this year's edition of Futurecom 2017 , there was no lack of examples of possible applications of the Internet of Things. Which demonstrates the importance of internet providers to update themselves to offer intelligent and specific solutions for each type of application and scale of consumption. With the popularization of IoT, a good internet connection will make it possible to monitor the security cameras and alarms of a home, blinds or coffee maker with the help of a smartphone.

All of this already happens in certain segments or locations and is intrinsically associated with internet services. Today, IoT solutions are already being considered for practically all areas, from the industrial sector to healthcare and connected transport . According to the study carried out by Frost & Sullivan , the Internet Argentina Phone Number Things (IoT) market in Brazil moved US$ 1.35 billion in 2017. The growth estimate is even more expressive, according to the study, in 2021 the market of IoT in Brazil is expected to reach revenues of US$ 3.29 billion . Internet of Things: how to adapt the provider's strategy to ensure information security With the democratization of innovative technologies, internet providers, especially the smaller ones, needed to reinvent management and invest heavily in the modernization of the business model.



As it is a technology still in constant evolution, there is little knowledge in the development of security actions, bringing enormous exposure of IoT devices to the risk of attacks and loss of user information. The lack or slowness of the internet connection is also another concern. This issue currently delays loading a video on digital platforms, chatting with friends or updating the social network. In the future, bad internet could stop an entire house. In order to become increasingly competitive in a complex scenario, it is inevitable to offer increasingly faster and less unstable connections to users. Although there are still no specific laws or regulations to control access to data from users connected to all these connected objects, Anatel estimates that by the second half of 2018, the Presidential Decree with national guidelines for IoT will be defined.