The article focuses on the growing need for IoT (Internet of Things) cybersecurity, projecting that 28 billion devices will be secured globally by 2028, doubling from 14 billion in 2024. It highlights the importance of zero-trust architecture (ZTA) frameworks to enhance security, mitigate risks,...
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DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY AND IEEE IOT SENSOR DEVICES COUNCIL IOT SENSOR DEVICES CYBERSECURITY FRAMEWORK Prepared by IEEE IoT Sensor Devices Advisory Committee Fred Beltzer IEEE IoT Sensor Devices Cybersecurity Subcommittee Chair Drew Wilson IEEE IoT Sensor Devices Cybersecurity Subcommittee Chair ...
Top cloud providers (such as Amazon Web Services, Google, and Microsoft) have stepped up their approaches to IoT security. Semiconductor players (such as Intel and Qualcomm Technologies), whose products power key IoT devices and networks, now prioritize security in their ...
IoT Cybersecurity: regulating the Internet of Things The growing tempo of IoT adoption sets the stage for regulatory actions. Get a clear overview of the main US and EU policy and regulatory initiatives regarding cyber security for connected devices!
2024 marks a turning point in the evolving landscape of IoT cybersecurity, with significant advancements in laws and regulations in the E.U., the U.S., and the U.K. The rapid expansion of IoT technology has been matched by an increased focus on securing these devices against cyber threats...
As small and medium-sized business increasingly rely on smart devices in order to do business in the Internet-enabled world, these kinds of vulnerabilities can have serious implications. In fact, a report from the security company Gemalto found that 48% of companies that use IoT devices in the...
According to Business Insider’s experts, the Internet of Things (IoT) devices market is likely to grow to 30.9 billion by 2025 from 22 billion in 2022. As IoT devices increase in numbers, so do the potential cybersecurity attacks and threats, making each endpoint, sensor, network layer, ...
IoT security threats and challenges HP's Security ResearchCyber Risk Report 2015shows that 27 percent of IoT control systems have been compromised or infected, over 80 percent of IoT devices have simple passwords, more than 80 percent of devices retain hardware debug interfaces, 70 percent of devi...