ENHANCING IOT CYBERSECURITY WITH QUANTUM NETWORKS AND DIGITAL TWIN TECHNOLOGY: A PATH TO INDUSTRY 5.0 AND BEYOND
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Quantum networks, utilizing quantum key distribution (QKD) and quantum cryptographic methods, provide a very secure communication framework, safeguarding IoT systems from threats like eavesdropping and man-in-the-middle attacks. To tackle these issues, Digital Twin technology is essential for modelling, identifying weaknesses, and enhancing security protocols prior to actual implementation. Digital Twins facilitate prompt threat identification and enhanced resilience in quantum-secured networks by generating real-time virtual models of IoT devices. In order to promote Industry 5.0, this study explores the integration of digital twins and quantum networks in industrial IoT applications, enhancing real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and smart manufacturing. The study also looks at the difficulties in implementing and potential advancements in protecting industrial networks.
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