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That's where machine learning comes in. It's still a fairly nascent technology, but some companies are using machine learning to boost the value of their IoT initiatives.
Human-aided machine learning “Machine learning is a critical component to developing Artificial Intelligence for IoT security,” says Uday Veeramachaneni, co-founder and CEO at PatternEx.
En route to reaching the billions of IoT devices, forecasted, machine learning will fill the gaps in the resolution of IoT devices before IoT ubiquity is reached.
Using machine learning techniques and combined with the information gathered from the IoT sensors, conclusions regarding the status of the equipment can be monitored.
One promising technology for IoT security monitoring and breach prevention is machine learning and behavioral analysis -- a branch of artificial intelligence (AI).
Researchers with the Missouri University of Science and Technology are hoping to use federated learning to train algorithms in an attempt to secure devices that make up the Internet of Things.
IoT devices frequently collect and forward large quantities of data, which can be used to automate real-time decision making through machine learning.
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