1. The Cisco loT System identifies six technology pillars that help simplify and secure an loT deployment: a. - Reliable, scalable, high-performance networking solutions available for any environment. b. - Software and hardware that extends loT applications to the network edge, enabling data to be efficiently analyzed and managed where it's generated. c. - Security solutions from the cloud to the fog that addresses the full attack continuum - before during, and after an attack. d. - Distributed network infrastructure components that run business-specific software analytic packages throughout the network architecture e. - Simplified management of large loT networks that enables the convergence of operation technology (OT) data with the IT network. f. - Platform that allows cloud-based app development and deployment from cloud to fog. 2. - Exists when the feedback is continuously being received by the controller from its sensors. 3. - A standard used in most modern automobiles to allow for communication between sensors and controllers without any host computers. 4. - A basic motor that can be used to move or control a mechanism or system, based on a specific set of instructions. 5. Typically, in the Industrial loT, there are three types of actuators: a. - Powered by a motor that converts electrical energy into mechanical operations b. - Uses fluid pressure to perform mechanical movement c. - Uses compressed air to enable mechanical operations 6. - Responsible for collecting data from sensors and providing network or Internet connectivity. 7. - The information is not sent beyond the local network of end devices. 8. Devices found at each layer of the loT model topology: a. Cloud Layer - b. Network Layer - c. Edge/Fog Layer - d. Device Layer - 9. Match the function to the device/layer of the IoT model: a. - Generating data b. - Capturing data C. - Aggregating data d. - Leveraging data e. - Analyzing data 10. Match the device to its description: a. - Add intelligence to things by collecting Data DNA either making immediate decisions based on data collected or passes data to a more powerful computer for analysis. b. - A basic motor that can be used to move or control a mechanism or system. C. - Commonly used to create loT projects by home hobbyist and is suitable in situations where you want to connect simple analog sensors to read real time data. d. - Can be used to measure a physical property and detect some type of information from the physical world. e. - A more powerful controller often used by hobbyists and suitable to use when a large amount of data needs to be processed. 11. - A series of steps or actions taken to achieve a desired result by the consumer of the process. 12. A set of rules that govern the series of steps or actions in the process. 13. - The output of a system, or process, affects the input. 14. The controlled portion of the system, the process and the actuator, is often called the 15. Choosing the adjustments to apply to a plant to achieve a desired output is called 16. do not use feedback. 17. can continually adjust the output based on the desired state (the input) and measured state from the previous loop through the system. 18. Types of loT controllers: a. - Look specifically at the difference between the measured output and the desired output. b. - Use historical data to measure how long the system has deviated from the set temperature. c. - Include data about how quickly the system is approaching the desired output. 19. - Controller is an efficient way to implement feedback control. 20. loT Reference Model: 23. - A lightweight messaging protocol with minimal overhead that provides high data integrity and security for remote environments. 24. or RESTful web services - A type of API designed to make it easier for programs to interact over the Internet. 25. REST allows for the use of the protocol and o request web services. 26. - Any information that can identify, contact, or locate an individual. 27. Suggestions and design considerations concerning privacy: a. - People should know what types of personal data are being collected, why the data is being collected, and where it is to be stored. b. - Smart devices should only store personal data that is adequate and relevant in relation to the purpose for which they are collected. c. - Before new systems are deployed, designers should determine who is able to access personal data collected by smart objects and under which conditions. 28. Each loT device should: a. Protect itself from b. Protect its c. Protect the d. Protect itself e. The design of a device 29. Factors that impact network security in the IoT: a. b. c. d