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IoT Security: A White Hat Hacker Clarifies a Fuzzy Subject

IoT may be seemingly everywhere, but it is often poorly understood and secured. The IoT research...

New International Laws Pose New IoT Security Questions

Security has long been a thorn in the side of IoT. But what are the ramifications of the uptick...

Why AT&T and Vendon Are Partnering on IoT Vending Machines

The concept of IoT vending machines has is becoming mainstream. Here, we talk to vending machine...

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IoT Security: A White Hat Hacker Clarifies a Fuzzy Subject

IoT may be seemingly everywhere, but it is often poorly understood and secured. The IoT research lead at Rapid7 shares concrete advice on what is often a nebulous subject.

New International Laws Pose New IoT Security Questions

Security has long been a thorn in the side of IoT. But what are the ramifications of the uptick in nations aiming to control data flow within their borders?

Why AT&T and Vendon Are Partnering on IoT Vending Machines

The concept of IoT vending machines has is becoming mainstream. Here, we talk to vending machine telemetry firm Vendon and its partner, AT&T.

This HPE Edge Computing Project Is Out of This World

Edge computing systems are often ruggedized, but the HPE Spaceborne supercomputer had to withstand the rigors of space and used software to help it do so.

Siemens Exec Dishes on MindSphere Industrial IoT Platform

At IoT World, Siemens’ industrial IoT platform MindSphere snagged an award in the “Achievements in IoT Integration” category. We take a look at why.

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IoT World 2019 Preview: Tracks, Speakers and More

Zach Butler, portfolio manager for the IoT World event series, previews the May event in Santa Clara, drilling down into tracks, speakers, vertical networking and the associated developers’ conference.

McAfee Investigator Discusses Internet of Things Security and AI

The head of cyber investigations for McAfee Advanced Threat Research says weak passwords are still a big problem for Internet of Things security.

Building a Software-Defined Self-Optimizing Internet of Things

Early IoT descriptions tended to gloss over the logistical hurdles of managing potentially tens of billions of IoT devices. Software-defined IoT hardware could help address this challenge.

AspenTech Q&A: Why the Democratization of Machine Learning Matters

How machine learning can help bridge the industry’s talent gap.

A Cloud Expert Dishes on Internet of Things Security

Jo Peterson, vice president of cloud services at Clarify360, explains how cloud security and Internet of Things security intersect and why she is a fan of blockchain for cybersecurity.