Internet of Everything: Applications, and Security Challenges

Abstract

The field of Internet of Everything (IoE) is based upon four pillars namely data, processes, people and things. IoE vows to mainly change over how we work, live, and interact, and it may redefine a wide range of domains. We aim to develop a concept of how the IoE can be applied in various domains and how the people and organizations can generate value through this Systematic Literature review. In this paper, we review the literature on different domains of IoE, issues, challenges, and the service ecosystems. We found that a stronger knowledge is required of how the IoE will affect the quality and performance system. We find the challenges of IoE and major security concerns in IoE technology that need to be discussed further to secure the data and its authenticity so that productive and useful results can be accessed in real-time. Also discussed are the cloud computing paradigms with properties based on IoE that are systematical works. In this article, we have followed the research technique of Systematic Literature Review (SLR) to discover the advantages, challenges, and security concerns of IoE applications which are being faced in cloud environments.