The proliferation of IoT applications in the context of Smart Cities is exponential in such way that, it is hard to identify all the diversity of technologies, communication protocols and applications (Islam, Kwak, Kabir, Hossain, & Kwak, 2015; Rizwan, Suresh, & Rajasekhara Babu, 2017; Zanella, Bui, Castellani, Vangelista, & Zorzi, 2014). Traditionally, all systems such as: software, technologies are stressed to the ready to market which aren’t security information friendly. In the case of IoT as we expected that isn’t different. In the top of this we can see on surveying the Internet that any person even if don’t have programming skills could develop IoT applications and this aspect is new in the context of Security Information, thus, how can we assess the security information of IoT applications and consequently the smart cities? In this research we use the IoT Health Applications focus as mean in the form of case study to address this problem. The reason is very simple in the health care context we can’t think first on market we have to look safety first without misread that security and privacy cannot ruin the use of the IoT application. The method that drives this research is the digital transformation in Health Care and the major goal is to assess the security information of the IoT Applications
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