IoT Agenda
Internet of Things (IoT) Security
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Cryptojacking infections are coming from inside your home
- Fortinet 31 Aug 2018 -
What is a distributed database system?
- McObject LLC 30 Aug 2018 -
Cutting through the IoT hype: Successfully use IoT at work
- MobileIron 29 Aug 2018
Cybercriminals have a new target: IoT devices. FortiGuard Labs' Anthony Giandomenico discusses why IoT and smart home devices are vulnerable to cryptojacking infections and offers pointers to help ...
The term 'distributed database' is severely overloaded. McObject's Steven Graves cuts through the confusion and explains the various distributed database systems and how they fit into an IoT ...
MobileIron's Ojas Rege discusses the three types of IoT for work and explores the benefits, challenges and best practices to making IoT a reality in your enterprise.
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Is facial recognition the killer app for AI?
- IoTDisruptions.com 29 Aug 2018 -
Internet of threats: Managing risk and governing it
- Portnox 28 Aug 2018 -
Pi and the sky: The AOL Stage of IoT
- Dell Technologies 27 Aug 2018 -
The military strategy behind cyberattacks and how they're designed
20 Aug 2018 -
IoT security watch: Data breach legislation is coming, first stop California
- Insignary 15 Aug 2018 -
IoT ripe for SegmentSmack Linux kernel security vulnerability
- Insignary 09 Aug 2018 -
Top 5 challenges of navigating the IoT security minefield
- Threat X 08 Aug 2018
Facial recognition from security camera images and videos is used to identify people, but it can be biased and cause privacy concerns. IoTDisruptions.com's Sudha Jamthe discusses.
Huge strides toward addressing the ever-increasing need for IoT security regulation in the U.S. and globally have been taken over the past few months. Portnox's Ofer Amitai offers insight into ...
As Dell Technologies' Jason Shepherd likes to say, we're in the "AOL stage" of IoT, which leads to a paradigm he calls "Pi and the sky." Read on to learn more.
Taking down connected infrastructure can be devastating. Deepak Puri outlines why connected infrastructure is a target and discusses why cyberdefenses needs to be strengthened.
New and proposed data breach legislation in the EU and California should force organizations to reevaluate their IoT security and privacy models, says Insignary's TJ Kang.
SegmentSmack, a new vulnerability found in the Linux kernel, poses a major risk for IoT devices. Insignary's TJ Kang explores how to find vulnerabilities in IoT code and firmware, as well as how to ...
Threat X's Andrew Useckas narrows down the top five security challenges IoT vendors face today and explains and IoT-enabled enterprise is like navigating a minefield.
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Face recognition: Real 3D versus academic 2D
- SensibleVision 02 Aug 2018 -
Can security keep pace with the rise of the machines?
- Gemalto 02 Aug 2018 -
Risky business? How to manage IoT security in the enterprise
- LeanIX 01 Aug 2018
Face recognition is a powerful emerging technology with great potential -- if the value is accurately presented to the public. SensibleVision's George Brostoff sets the story straight.
If we want security measures to keep pace as more and more machines come into existence, we need to be able to reliably determine which machines should be trusted. Gemalto's Gorav Arora discusses.
LeanIX's André Christ outlines six steps organizations can follow to successfully manage IoT security and assess IoT risk in the enterprise.