"We're entering a new paradigm in healthcare, one in which devices and wcarables can help care teams extend their services well beyond the doctor's office", says Pegasystems CEO Alan Trdler (Millman, 2016). The company began to cooperate with Philips. Thanks to this completely new technology, doctors can monitor all signs of patients. For example, Philips has already shown a device for people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. It monitors and transmits to physicians information about the patient's oxygen level in real time. Such technologies can be used for diagnosis of many other diseases as well (Millman, 2016). However, the use of cloud servers in medicine is still one of the most vulnerable areas of application of loT. The US Department of Health has already warned of the risk of hacker attacks. Hackers can just hack into the system, which is the main challenge of this technology.
Indeed, with the development of loT, the need for forensic investigations of loT-related crimes will get larger in demand. As a result, digital forensics will be further developing. Thanks to them, the court will be provided with digital evidence that will be used to properly investigate the case. Such evidences will be based on information stored on cloud storage, mobile devices, tablets or personal computers, as well as sensors. Such changes in forensics investigation will lead to reinforcement of cyber security of the devices mentioned above. All the data will he subject to strict protection from hacking as such that can he used as evidence during investigations (Salama, 2017).