Challenges and Solutions for Security and Privacy in Soft Computing Systems

Abstract

Systems that maintain security and privacy (S&P) are essential for decision support in delivering services via the Internet. Systems and users must be able to express, manage, and update their security settings efficiently and privately while interacting with peers in open networks, particularly when sharing files and gaining access to essential services. This requirement increases even further in situations involving computers and the natural world when safe and dependable interactions are crucial. Concerns about security and privacy must be addressed, and the international research community which includes experts from many fields and specialities must provide firm answers. This paper aims to provide a comprehensive and perceptive analysis of various platforms' security and privacy challenges, strategies, and roadblocks. It highlights particular difficulties and developments to deepen comprehension and raise the calibre of data in processing environments. The emphasis is mainly on privacy and security concerns relevant to different computer platforms; however, associated issues like complexity, scalability, trust, and efficiency are also considered. By effectively exposing the primary obstacles and prerequisites for attaining private and safe interactions in real-time settings, the review technique used in this study has provided insightful information for further research and development in this crucial field.