The concept of Internet of Things (IoT) implies the interconnection of people, devices, equipment and even
wildlife. With the spread of IoT, society has become more complex, and we are facing new challenges that threaten
social stability. From a human-centric perspective, the question is how his IoT concept will affect organized societies.
We assume that government agencies have institutionalized obligations to prevent security breaches within their
jurisdictions and to ensure the security of sensitive applications such as national infrastructure, security services, and
finance. In this article, we observe the predictable challenges for national administration from the order and political
balance of IoT. IoT information input and time consumption inherently influence decision-making; the ubiquitous
infrastructure environment magnifies state legal and national security concerns; connectivity brings the concept of
conflict into social life; I found to introduce The results show that in order to maintain social stability, states need to
take precautionary measures in terms of creating the educational, legal and technological conditions for the new phase
of technological change. increase</p