IoT Agenda
Internet of Things (IoT) Security Strategy
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AI toys: The new insider threat
- empow 21 Dec 2017 -
Six IoT trends we'll see in 2018
- Dell Technologies 20 Dec 2017 -
IoT implementation in mind? Five critical factors you must consider
- Saviant Consulting 18 Dec 2017
Some of the coolest toys on kids' wish lists include AI capabilities. While fun, says empow's Avi Chesla, they present a number of security risks.
While reflecting on this year, whether the IoT predictions we all made last year came true and looking into the future, a few things stand out to me. First and foremost, companies realizing early ...
Saviant Consulting's Yatish Patel offers five factors, from security to interoperability, to consider for a successful enterprise IoT implementation.
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IoT's impact on customer support
- Voxpro - powered by TELUS International 18 Dec 2017 -
How to safely integrate smart homes with larger networks
- 128 Technology 15 Dec 2017 -
Next-gen automotive cybersecurity with software-defined perimeter and blockchain
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Protecting smart technologies and IoT from cyber-kinetic attacks
- PwC 14 Dec 2017 -
The singularity in the room: The black holes of the IoT/OT world
- Fortinet 12 Dec 2017 -
Tragedy of the commons: Why IoT regulation may be a necessary evil
- Silicon Labs 11 Dec 2017 -
Key aspects in securing the internet of things
- Geisel Software 08 Dec 2017
While IoT offers a more personalized experience for consumers, it is critical that companies ensure a top-notch, secure user experience.
Intelligent IP routers that are service-aware and session-stateful could have a huge impact on securely integrating smart homes with larger networks.
Combining a software-defined perimeter with blockchain is an ideal way to secure autonomous vehicles. Movimento Group's Mahbubul Alam explains.
Making physical objects and systems 'smart' is all the rage, but one thing in the trend isn't smart: the way we protect IoT from cyber-kinetic attacks.
Whether you call it a security fabric, expert system or something else, says Fortinet's James Cabe, the singularity caused by IoT and OT must be addressed.
IoT regulation. Too much and IoT innovation is slowed and costs increase. Too little and more IoT attacks are likely. Silicon Labs' Lars Lydersen discusses.
Geisel Software's Brian Geisel explains why prioritizing security in IoT is critical for manufacturers and consumers alike.
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Regulation for IoT security and data privacy
- TatvaSoft Australia Pty Ltd. 07 Dec 2017 -
Security in IoT: Prioritize, practice or pay the price
- Splunk 07 Dec 2017 -
The internet of things in 2018: Five trends for the year to come
- Vodafone Americas 05 Dec 2017 -
Can biometrics be the key to securing the IoT chain of trust?
- Gemalto 04 Dec 2017 -
Is IoT really being regulated to address security concerns?
- Portnox 01 Dec 2017
While IoT has had a major impact on technology systems and processes, regulations are critical to providing reliable and secure products and services.
Splunk's Erick Dean explains why an analytics-driven approach to threat detection and mitigation just might be the best approach to ensure security in IoT.
Vodafone's Andrew Morawski explores five key internet of things trends business leaders and IT teams should consider in the coming year.
In today's evolving IoT landscape, biometrics is becoming an increasingly important method for authenticating individuals and securing the chain of trust.
As the conversation around IoT turns to security, here are recommendations for what effective regulatory policy for enterprise IoT devices should look like.