IoT Agenda
Internet of Things (IoT) Security Strategy
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In-motion 3D face authentication: A new set of digital eyes to keep you safe
- SensibleVision 30 Mar 2018 -
Use software composition analysis to secure the industrial IoT
- Flexera Software 29 Mar 2018 -
ICS cybersecurity: The missing ingredient in the IoT growth equation
- Nozomi Networks 27 Mar 2018
The next wave of biometrics is here. The combination of AI-software and 3D cameras, says SensibleVision's George Brostoff, is ready to revolutionize public safety and security.
Flexera's Eric Free explains how software composition analysis software can help IIoT developers scan and manage the components used during IIoT development ensure IIoT security.
There's a lot to be gained by adopting IoT or IIoT within OT networks and ICS environments, says Nozomi Networks' Andrea Carcano, but cybersecurity cannot be ignored.
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IoT devices and systems, are they 'gateways' to cyber events?
- Cytellix 22 Mar 2018 -
Why interoperability is key to building confidence in IoT
- oneM2M 21 Mar 2018 -
Why IoT security is now a government issue
- empow 14 Mar 2018 -
Maintaining the focus on IoT cybersecurity in 2018
- Secure Channels Inc. 14 Mar 2018 -
Five tips for securing your IoT devices
- Insignary 01 Mar 2018 -
IoT myths busted for your business
- Cisco 01 Mar 2018
IoT growth is estimated to be tremendous. However, meeting the need for IoT security controls, says Cytellix's Brian Berger, will be a massive undertaking.
Creating value from IoT while ensuring a safe and satisfactory user experience is not an easy task. oneM2M's Dr. Omar Elloumi explains why interoperability between verticals and vendors is critical.
IoT security is an ever-growing issue. And as empow's Avi Chesla explains, the government has a role to play in keeping IoT devices and the consumers of those devices safe.
Despite the attention placed on it, IoT cybersecurity is still a weak link, says Secure Channel's Richard Blech. The industry as a whole needs to shift to improving security on the front end.
Many IoT devices provide limited security, leaving the onus on your IT staff. Insignary's Tae-Jin Kang outlines five steps to improving your organization's IoT security strategy.
If you're looking to start or restart an IoT project, you'll need a clear, fact-based understanding of IoT. To help, Cisco's Maciej Kranz dispels five major enterprise IoT myths.