IoT security stories - Page 3

"Enterprises are already struggling to master cloud complexity and IoT substantially magnifies this challenge.”>>

Could using blockchain to trace and authenticate IoT data, regardless of what that data is be the answer to the problems plaguing the Internet of Things?>>

ForeScout Technologies has announced it is the recipient of the Frost and Sullivan Growth Excellence Leadership Award in the network access control (NAC) market.>>

53% of A/NZ companies now believe that keeping IoT secure is the greatest challenge they face in rolling out their IoT capabilities.>>

FortiNAC provides visibility and control of IoT services and automated response to threats at scale in multi-vendor environments.>>

On average, consumers experience 1.5 digital performance problems every day.>>

Medical staff now carry multiple connected devices with them, including personal devices that lack appropriate security controls.>>

Not only do organisations need to keep valuable data safe, but it is vital that all technology complies with stringent data protection regulations.>>

The new labs are located in Atlanta, Austin, England and Australia.>>

Despite facing a growing threat landscape, only 53% of 1150 IT decision-makers surveyed cite IoT as a security risk.>>

Is it up to the IoT device manufacturers to integrate security directly into the device from the off?>>

Cryptomining is the newest cybersecurity threat dominating the headlines, but awareness of the attack method is still lacking among organisations.>>

Hacked security cameras can suffer severe performance degradation and become unable to communicate properly when needed.>>

New partnerships with Indegy and SecurityMatters continue to forward ForeScout’s strategy to secure the extended enterprise.>>

Splunk A/NZ area vice president Simon Eid gives advice on how to ensure that you and your clients IoT network is kept safe and secure.>>

After Gartner forecast IoT security spending to hit US$3.1b in 2021, Huntsman's Piers Wilson says IoT vulnerabilities are being found all the time.>>

Asia Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ) will be the fastest-growing market for security products through to 2027, with double-digit CAGR.>>

“We started by securing the most personal connected device - the smartphone - and now we’re building across a much wider range of devices.">>

WatchGuard Technologies has whipped up some key IT security predictions ranging from IoT botnets to Linux attacks.>>

The lack of security mechanisms on IoT devices is causing concern for more than 90% of consumers, who say they don’t have confidence in their security>>

Ardy Sharifnia, general manager, Ixia says that the hype around IoT has paradoxically hindered the understanding of how it actually works.>>

The adoption of IoT sensors in data centers epitomises a shift away from traditional DCIM models in a bid to stay up to speed.>>

RSA attendees said their security monitoring is nothing short of 'complex and chaotic', a new study from AlienVault says.>>

Notorious IoT malware ‘Mirai’ has now jumped ship to infect Windows devices and Symantec is warning users to make sure they don't get caught.>>