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Although connected devices make our daily lives easier, IoT data, if not properly secured, can cause serious financial and reputational damage to companies deploying and manufacturing this technology.
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Some weeks ago, my friend asked me the headlining question while we were having a random argument about electronics. I found it to be an interesting one, particularly because it underlines the current mindset towards security of electronic devices communicable… Continue reading How smart is my smart TV?
Some weeks ago, my friend asked me the headlining question while we were having a random argument about electronics. I found it to be an interesting one, particularly because it underlines the current mindset towards security of electronic devices comm… Continue reading How smart is my smart TV?
A new IBM Institute of Business Value (IBV) report found that many energy and utilities companies are unprepared to deal with Internet of Things (IoT) threats.
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Simple security best practices can go a long way toward securing mobile transactions and payments for both consumers and service providers.
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With its many manufacturer-sponsored test labs, smart car startups and military imperatives, Israel is becoming a major hub for connected car research.
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Both health care IT professionals and device manufacturers are responsible for securing medical devices in light of emerging IoT threats.
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To fight IoT crime, security professionals must properly classify incidents and connect seemingly disparate strings of evidence.
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Connected devices such as fitness bands hold the potential to revolutionize daily life, but they also pose IoT security risks.
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Internet-connected toys may be cute and cuddly, but they can also be hijacked by malicious actors to spy on children and their parents.
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