Description: Joint Security Protocols are a set of rules and procedures designed to protect data integrity in edge computing environments. These protocols are implemented across multiple edge devices, such as sensors, cameras, and other IoT devices, operating at the network’s periphery, away from central servers. Their primary goal is to ensure that the information transmitted and processed on these devices is secure and protected from unauthorized access, tampering, and cyberattacks. The protocols include encryption techniques, authentication and authorization mechanisms, as well as intrusion detection and incident response systems. The relevance of these protocols lies in the increasing use of connected devices across various applications, where data security is critical. As more devices connect to the network, the need for robust protocols that secure communication and data processing at the edge becomes increasingly urgent, making them an essential component of security infrastructure in the digital age.
