We don’t hit the AC remote anymore, desperately willing the dead battery alive. We tap our phones to change the temperature instead, and the AC listens. A sensor opens the garage door automatically, and the sprinklers somehow know when the … Continue reading →
Seem like this should have a while ago??? By Alexandra Kelley – Sixteen professionals hailing from the private and public sectors will form the inaugural Internet of Things Advisory Board within the Department of Commerce, a body of experts whose job will be … Continue reading →
By Shelby Hiter – Internet-connected devices are growing exponentially, along with the number of users and use cases for those devices. But as these new IoT solutions develop at such a quick rate, who is taking responsibility for protecting users … Continue reading →
How many IoT devices are in your home or office right now? Between the media and security devices my count is 10. Those have all come into my home in the last 5 years. So whether it is the way … Continue reading →
As businesses prepare for the new normal, now is the time to make smart decisions about the future. By 2023 it’s estimated that companies worldwide will invest $1.1 trillion in Internet of Things technologies, while the number of connections is … Continue reading →
Enrique Dans – The US Congress, despite the damage the outgoing president’s refusal to accept defeat is causing, seems to have managed to finalize the processing of an apparently very complete law on the security of the Internet of Things (IoT), a nice baseline that will … Continue reading →
The European Commission has launched an €8 million project that aims to use the Internet of Things (IoT) to increase and enhance the remote care provided by hospitals. At a time when the coronavirus pandemic is stretching health systems to their limits, the … Continue reading →
By Bernard Marr – The Internet of Things (IoT) is one of the most prominent tech trends to have emerged in recent years. In simple terms, it refers to the fact that while the word “internet” initially referred to the … Continue reading →
By Abby Ross co-authored by Ralph Ramsey – The healthcare system today uses various security technologies for connected devices, many of which assign a risk score to vulnerabilities. The score is meant to help hospital security teams understand and prioritize vulnerabilities that elevate … Continue reading →
Hirsh Chitkara – Internet of things (IoT) providers have reported an uptick in demand due to the coronavirus pandemic, with new use cases arising in accordance with social distancing guidelines and shifts in healthcare operations. Here are a few examples of how IoT solutions … Continue reading →
