ENDÜSTRİ 4.0’IN GÜVENLİK DEĞERLENDİRİLMESİ: ENDÜSTRİ 4.0’I SUÇ, BÜYÜK VERİ, NESNELERİN İNTERNETİ VE SİBER FİZİKSEL SİSTEMLER TEMELİNDE ANLAMAK

Abstract

In the past, we all witnessed that the production facilities were shifted to the countries with low employment costs due to the increasing labour costs around the world. Today, especially with the revolution of industry 4.0 initiated under the leadership of the developed countries on the basis of technology, industrial competition is tried to be provided within the framework of productivity and quality by reducing the cost of workmanship. The Industry 4.0 revolution is also defined as intelligent self-coordinating factories almost independently of people.The entry of Industry 4.0 into our lives is expected to revolutionize many sectors especially information technologies, communication and education. In this context, the subject of crime is also a candidate to be one of the areas of change because the profitable gain structure of the Industry 4.0 environment is expected to be one of the factors that motivate criminals to take action in this field. Therefore, the industrial revolutions were aimed to be examined in terms of security, internet of things and big data with this study conducted.In the analysis performed, it is clear that Industry 4.0, which aims at production maximization, will cause security problems with its current situation. With Industry 4.0, these security issues have become more specific problems and the concept of automation has added new paradigms to security issues and increased the possibility of being a victim of cyber threats. Currently, our industry is between Industry 2.0 and Industry 3.0. Within this scope, it is essential to enhance the technical background of the security teams in order to prevent the crimes that may occur in the future. It is expected that the most appropriate action type of security teams is the security-focused defence understanding. Regarding this understanding, a proactive attitude should be exhibited and it is necessary to use effective methods against cybercriminals. In today's world where the technology changes rapidly, it should be considered that a statical defence understanding cannot be accepted but security teams should adopt a dynamic cybercrime intervention policy in order to fight against new threats.