Category Archives: Connected Devices

Calling all hardware startups! Apply to Hardware Battlefield @ TC Shenzhen

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Got hardware? Well then, listen up, because our search continues for boundary-pushing, early-stage hardware startups to join us in Shenzhen, China for an epic opportunity; launch your startup on a global stage and compete in Hardware Battlefield at TC Shenzhen on November 11-12. Apply here to compete in TC Hardware Battlefield 2019. Why? It’s your chance […] Continue reading Calling all hardware startups! Apply to Hardware Battlefield @ TC Shenzhen→

Is It Time to Start Certifying Connected Devices?

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Connected devices go through hardware checks and certification before they hit the market. The same cannot be said for software checks, which begs the question: Is it time to start certifying devices?

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This Is What Experts Say Will Turn the Tide Against Increasing Cyberthreats

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Most organizations could blunt the vast majority of cyberthreats by making better use of the tools they already have and protecting their most precious data.

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I Can’t Believe Mirais: Tracking the Infamous IoT Malware

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Mirai malware is often perceived as a low-risk threat to enterprise security, but consumer devices in the home, when connected to corporate networks, can expose corporate networks to botnet attacks.

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Mobile Device Management Evolves to Support New Device Use Cases

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As new deployments of screens, IoT devices and other connected endpoints proliferate, mobile device management is key to helping businesses secure, manage and control new mobile-oriented use cases.

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Meanwhile at the Plant…The Realities of Operational Security in the Age of Connected Machines

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As OT environments, especially with legacy systems in place, become increasingly connected, they may inherit OT security risks that were previously the domain of the IT environment.

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Putting the ‘S’ in IoT: How to Make Internet of Things Solutions Secure by Design

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When developing and deploying internet of things solutions, achieving security by design is not as simple as picking a secure development life cycle (SDLC) framework and shifting your security left.

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High Stakes, Rising Risks: The Ripple Effects of Cybersecurity in the Healthcare Sector

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Is providing effective cybersecurity for the healthcare sector an IT problem or a wider-scope issue? The short answer is that it’s both.

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Industrial Control Systems Security: To Test or Not to Test?

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According to X-Force Red data, the number of vulnerabilities exposing industrial control systems has increased 83 percent since 2011. Should organizations test them and risk destabilizing operations?

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Preparing for the Unpredictable: Security in a New World of Mobile Malware

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Mobile malware is nothing new. But in recent months, attackers have been getting more creative and resourceful with how they conceal, distribute and deploy these threats.

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