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604 terms
Internet Routing
Internet routing is the distributed routing process that advertises, exchanges, and selects reachability information across the internet. It is the mechanism that allows traffic to cross administrative boundaries and reach…
Concept/Framework
Intrusion Detection System
An IDS is a security system that monitors traffic or system activity and alerts when the observed behavior matches suspicious or unauthorized patterns.
Concept/Framework
IoT Device Management
The operational practices and platform capabilities for provisioning, configuring, updating, monitoring, and decommissioning connected devices across a fleet, encompassing identity assignment, firmware update orchestration, health and status monitoring, and remote…
Operations
IoT Gateway
A hardware device positioned between constrained edge devices and backend network infrastructure, aggregating device traffic and translating between the device-facing protocol — LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, Modbus, and similar — and the…
Hardware
IoT Platform
A software system that ingests, stores, processes, and exposes data from connected devices at scale, providing device management, data pipeline, analytics, and application integration capabilities above the underlying connectivity and…
Software
IoT Security
The discipline of protecting connected devices, their communication, and the data they generate from compromise, addressing threat surfaces specific to IoT deployments — massive device populations, resource-constrained hardware, physical exposure,…
Concept/Framework
IP
IP is the Internet Protocol, a network-layer protocol used to address and route packets across interconnected networks. It provides logical delivery between hosts.
Protocol
IP Address
An IP Address is a logical address assigned to a network interface in an IP network. It is used for packet routing and reachability between hosts.
Protocol
ISAC
A research direction exploring how existing cellular communication signals and infrastructure could simultaneously perform radar-like environmental sensing — detecting object position, movement, or presence — without requiring dedicated separate sensing…
Concept/Framework
iSIM
A cellular subscriber identity implementation integrated directly within a device's system-on-chip rather than as a separate physical SIM card or discrete embedded SIM chip, provisioned and managed remotely through software.
Hardware