IoT security news stories - Page 3

“The vast majority of people are not aware of the significant risks posed by unsecured IoT devices.”

"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.