Fiber$-$optic cabling: A type of cabling that uses thin strands of glass or plastic to transmit data using light signals. It offers high bandwidth, immunity to electromagnetic interference, and is suitable for long$-$distance communication.

Twisted$-$pair cabling: A type of cabling where pairs of insulated copper wires are twisted together. Commonly used in Ethernet networks, it comes in two main categories: unshielded twisted pair $($UTP$)$ and shielded twisted pair $($STP$),$ providing different levels of protection against interference.

Discuss which cabling type should be used in networks when security is first priority. Include scenarios where fiber$-$optic cabling is a better option than twisted$-$pair cabling based on security concerns. For your initial post, please answer the following prompt:

Share your experiences if you feel that fiber optic infrastructures are better suited for IoT deployment and support your answer either way.