IoT, Internet of Things, is the complex network of devices that includes computers and tablets and sensor-driven devices such as refrigerators, smoke alarms and wearable health monitors.

For security integrators, embracing IoT and smart devices is not just about keeping up; it’s about leading the way.

IoT devices are notoriously under-secured. Unlike traditional computing systems, these devices often come with limited processing power, hardcoded default credentials, minimal firmware protection, and ...

IoT Patching offers a 200% increase in supported manufacturers whose devices can now be automatically updated by Asimily. An ...

Exploring how artificial intelligence and machine learning are redefining security for the evolving Internet of Things ...

The new regulations establish clear guidelines for the use of SRD spectrum by satellite systems communicating with LPD-S ...

Viasat has launched IoT Nano, a low-power satellite IoT service using Orbcomm's OGx tech with broad hardware compatibility ...

As more and more interconnected IoT devices become everyday fixtures in homes, consumers need to be every bit as vigilant in protecting their full “digital network” as any business. Taking ...

Plus, they will avoid costly mistakes, such as using outdated firmware or clicking on phishing links. Conduct regular IoT security training sessions to ensure continuous learning for the best results.

MckInsey considers all IoT devices to be potential targets for bad actors. As evidence, there was a 98 percent spike in cyberattacks on IoT devices, according to Tech Monitor, at the end of 2022. This ...