D337 - INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT) AND INFRASTRUCTURE
1st wave of IoT - CORRECT ANSWER-Hardware breakthrough that aimed to
connect everyday objects to a network
2nd wave of IoT - CORRECT ANSWER-Developing new types of sensors and new
technologies and protocols to support their deployment
3rd wave of IoT - CORRECT ANSWER-Data collection, processing, and security
IoT ecosystem - CORRECT ANSWER-Set of stakeholders that participate in the
deployment of IoT technology and the relationship between them
Information provider - CORRECT ANSWER-Owners of sensor deployments.
Collects and makes data available to others without giving up ownership rights
of the information.
They also build dedicated services or applications.
Platform provider - CORRECT ANSWER-Provides computing and storage
infrastructure, analytics as well as AI capabilities
Application developers - CORRECT ANSWER-Produce applications that process
the available data within a specific context to produce actionable insight for
end users.
End users - CORRECT ANSWER-Private persons or institutional decision makers
that use information and applications provided by other stakeholders
,Cybersecurity - CORRECT ANSWER-Practice of protecting information systems,
networks, data and programs
Cyberspace - CORRECT ANSWER-Network of hundreds of thousands of
interconnected computers, servers, routers, switches and fiber optic cables
that allow vital infrastructures to work
Digital - CORRECT ANSWER-Technologies that generate, store and process data
as fixed numbers; binary digits or bits in the form of 0's and 1's
Information systems - CORRECT ANSWER-Combinations of hardware, software
and networks that are integrated together to collect, process, store and
distribute data
Information broker - CORRECT ANSWER-Module used to store IoT data
received from sensors or from the cloud
Internet - CORRECT ANSWER-Global network of wired and wireless networks
Web - CORRECT ANSWER-Information space consisting of a number of public
resources that are linked together and made accessible via the internet
Cyber terrorists - CORRECT ANSWER-Uses cyberspace to disrupt critical
infrastructures to elicit widespread panic and loss of public confidence in the
ability of government to function effectively, such as by interrupting critical
infrastructure
Consumer IoT - CORRECT ANSWER-All the user's networks around their
personal and home devices
, Industrial IoT - CORRECT ANSWER-Machines, computers and people enabling
intelligent industrial operations using advanced data analytics for
transformation business outcomes
Internet of Bodies (IoB) - CORRECT ANSWER-Connected devices that monitor
the human body, collect physiological, biometric, or behavioral data and
exchange information of a wireless or hybrid network. Can be implanted,
swallowed or worn.
Wireless Personal Area Network (WPAN) - CORRECT ANSWER-Short-distance
network that allows multiple devices within a small area to connect to each
other.
Examples of a WPAN are Bluetooth and Zigbee.
Sensors - CORRECT ANSWER-Devices that respond to inputs from the physical
environment and use those inputs for decision-making by displaying the inputs,
transmitting them for additional processing, or using them in conjunction with
artificial intelligence
Sensor data - CORRECT ANSWER-Measurements of some physical property.
Data has values, a time and location. There are fixed and mobile sensors.
Actuator - CORRECT ANSWER-Device that converts an electrical signal into a
corresponding physical quantity such as movement, force, or sound
IoT devices - CORRECT ANSWER-Simple networked devices such as sensors and
actuators that are installed close to the data source or control interfaces.
Usually connected via 3G, 4G, 5G, Wi-Fi, PCIe, USB or Ethernet within an edge
computing application scenario.
1st wave of IoT - CORRECT ANSWER-Hardware breakthrough that aimed to
connect everyday objects to a network
2nd wave of IoT - CORRECT ANSWER-Developing new types of sensors and new
technologies and protocols to support their deployment
3rd wave of IoT - CORRECT ANSWER-Data collection, processing, and security
IoT ecosystem - CORRECT ANSWER-Set of stakeholders that participate in the
deployment of IoT technology and the relationship between them
Information provider - CORRECT ANSWER-Owners of sensor deployments.
Collects and makes data available to others without giving up ownership rights
of the information.
They also build dedicated services or applications.
Platform provider - CORRECT ANSWER-Provides computing and storage
infrastructure, analytics as well as AI capabilities
Application developers - CORRECT ANSWER-Produce applications that process
the available data within a specific context to produce actionable insight for
end users.
End users - CORRECT ANSWER-Private persons or institutional decision makers
that use information and applications provided by other stakeholders
,Cybersecurity - CORRECT ANSWER-Practice of protecting information systems,
networks, data and programs
Cyberspace - CORRECT ANSWER-Network of hundreds of thousands of
interconnected computers, servers, routers, switches and fiber optic cables
that allow vital infrastructures to work
Digital - CORRECT ANSWER-Technologies that generate, store and process data
as fixed numbers; binary digits or bits in the form of 0's and 1's
Information systems - CORRECT ANSWER-Combinations of hardware, software
and networks that are integrated together to collect, process, store and
distribute data
Information broker - CORRECT ANSWER-Module used to store IoT data
received from sensors or from the cloud
Internet - CORRECT ANSWER-Global network of wired and wireless networks
Web - CORRECT ANSWER-Information space consisting of a number of public
resources that are linked together and made accessible via the internet
Cyber terrorists - CORRECT ANSWER-Uses cyberspace to disrupt critical
infrastructures to elicit widespread panic and loss of public confidence in the
ability of government to function effectively, such as by interrupting critical
infrastructure
Consumer IoT - CORRECT ANSWER-All the user's networks around their
personal and home devices
, Industrial IoT - CORRECT ANSWER-Machines, computers and people enabling
intelligent industrial operations using advanced data analytics for
transformation business outcomes
Internet of Bodies (IoB) - CORRECT ANSWER-Connected devices that monitor
the human body, collect physiological, biometric, or behavioral data and
exchange information of a wireless or hybrid network. Can be implanted,
swallowed or worn.
Wireless Personal Area Network (WPAN) - CORRECT ANSWER-Short-distance
network that allows multiple devices within a small area to connect to each
other.
Examples of a WPAN are Bluetooth and Zigbee.
Sensors - CORRECT ANSWER-Devices that respond to inputs from the physical
environment and use those inputs for decision-making by displaying the inputs,
transmitting them for additional processing, or using them in conjunction with
artificial intelligence
Sensor data - CORRECT ANSWER-Measurements of some physical property.
Data has values, a time and location. There are fixed and mobile sensors.
Actuator - CORRECT ANSWER-Device that converts an electrical signal into a
corresponding physical quantity such as movement, force, or sound
IoT devices - CORRECT ANSWER-Simple networked devices such as sensors and
actuators that are installed close to the data source or control interfaces.
Usually connected via 3G, 4G, 5G, Wi-Fi, PCIe, USB or Ethernet within an edge
computing application scenario.
