Your devices may already be captured by a botnet without your knowledge. That could have major consequences for both you and the internet in general.
These five examples leave no doubt that the Internet of Things (IoT) is way too sloppily secured.
The Internet of Things has the potential to make our lives easier. We now have the possibility to, constantly and in real time, have resources and information at the tip of our fingers.
Smart cities – we have all heard of them. The future. Intelligence in every corner. However, smart cities require smart security.
Smart cities require clever IoT security. The lack of well-defined security standards and regulations can turn smart city technology implementations into overwhelming challenges.
Even the most advanced technology can't protect you if the people using it aren't taking precautions.
SECITS Sweden AB, provider of the next generation of IP based security solutions, uses AddSecure Link for video surveillance. Magnus Carlsson, leader of the western region, explains how.
These past months we've seen clear signs that someone's building another massive botnet. This army of hijacked IoT devices seems to be significantly larger than last year, when the botnet Mirai knocked out thousands of companies and institutions.
If you don't secure your IoT solutions, you're giving hackers free reign to do as they please. These five examples illustrate what you're risking.
