GLOBAL VS PHILIPPINES: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF DATA PRIVACY AND SECURITY STANDARDS FOR INTERNET OF THINGS INFRASTRUCTUREPages 151-158
Abstract
The global surge in Internet of Things (IoT) devices has intensified concerns about data privacy and security. This study examines IoT data privacy and security standards in the Philippines, Japan, and the United States, emphasizing regulatory frameworks, enforcement strategies, and practical applications. As information technology advances, the importance of protecting IoT privacy has garnered significant attention. This paper explores privacy and security challenges across different IoT levels and proposes a comprehensive framework for addressing these concerns. The findings highlight notable differences in regulatory development, resource distribution, and adherence to global best practices. The study concludes by identifying pathways for the Philippines to strengthen its IoT security landscape through targeted legislation, international partnerships, and capacity-building measures, leveraging Japan’s collaborative approach and the technical precision of U.S. standards.
Keywords:
Internet,
Data Privacy,
Cybercrime,
Data Security,
Internet of Things.
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Elaine Aldous I. Samizo, 
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