Internet of Things: From Theory to Practice — Book Chapter
An academic book chapter titled “Internet of Things and Digital Forensics,” written for a volume published by Nobel Academic Publishing.
Introduction to the Internet of Things and Digital Forensics
Digital Forensics for the Internet of Things
Fundamental Digital-Forensics Approach
The Need for Artificial Intelligence
Current Research
Tools
Opportunities
Requirements
Challenges
Current Problems and the Future
3.1. Digital-Forensics Research Model
3.2. Big-Data Analysis
3.3. Device Identification and Evidence Integrity
3.4. Privacy and Access Control
3.5. Multiple Jurisdictions
3.6. Intelligent Digital Forensics
3.7. Digital-Forensics Readiness
Introduction
The book prepared with faculty members of the Gazi University Institute of Information Technologies, Department of Digital Forensics, was published by Nobel Academic Publishing.
I wrote the chapter “Internet of Things and Digital Forensics” under the editorship of Assoc. Prof. Hüseyin Çakır.
The volume was edited by Assoc. Prof. Hüseyin Çakır and Assoc. Prof. Çelebi Uluyol.
The book Internet of Things: From Theory to Practice was prepared for readers who want to learn and apply twenty-first-century skills through current and innovative information and communication technologies. It aims to provide an integrated theoretical and technological treatment.
The book is also intended to help readers and researchers understand the Internet of Things and its applicability in the real world. It contains 19 chapters covering subjects from theory to practice, including education, health, security and unmanned aerial vehicles.
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