STAKEHOLDERS' PERSPECTIVES ON WEARABLE INTERNET OF MEDICAL THINGS PRIVACY AND SECURITY

Abstract

The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is, in fact, a fast-developing healthcare technology that has a great deal of room for improvement in terms of security. Like any other device that is linked to the internet, IoMT is susceptible to security flaws. These breaches have the potential to have an influence not just on the operation of the device, but also on the security and privacy of the data (S&P). The fallout from these violations may have potentially catastrophic and even life-threatening effects. A stakeholder-centric approach was used in the technique that was developed, with the goal of increasing the level of security of transportable IoMT devices. The suggested technique to measure the level of security present inside wearable IoMT’s is based on a combination of S&P characteristics that have been defined for such devices. Second, a technique was developed for measuring the level of security included inside such devices. At the end of the presentation, a case study was given to show how the conceptual framework may be used to the grading of Wearable IoMT’s with regard to features of S&P. The purpose of this paper is to assist hesitant consumers in choosing an IoMT device that is secure, to encourage healthy competition among makers of IoMT devices, and to ultimately raise the bar for the safety of mobile IoMT devices