A Comparative Study of Implementing Intelligent Internet of Things for Creating Better Surveillance and Security in Developing Nations

In current history, rapid digitization has opened up new technical possibilities, which have already begun to alter the major safety and security sectors and society in general. The digital revolution opened up new opportunities for progress and more effective use of scarce resources, technologies, and operations in several sectors of the safety measurements. The Internet of Things (IoT) reflects the growth of mobile phones, houses, and integrated technologies. Because the items surrounding will have a greater understanding of our interests, ambitions, and requirements, such a development will aid in the creation of a smart environment for humans. Since IoT technologies grow more common, security challenges in IoT have gotten a lot of attention from academic and industrial. IoT systems, in comparison to traditional computing environments, have greater inherent problems and, as a result, may have increased security procedures. The existing IoT design, on the other hand, does not adequately handle the heightened security statutory responsibilities by those weaknesses. Mixed methods are used for this paper to collect statistical as well as theory-based information from different sources. Primary quantitative and secondary qualitative methods are used to collect various information.