By Deb Fischer – T In the last 200 years, our world has transformed because of two major waves of innovation. The first began in the 18th century with the Industrial Revolution, which ushered in machines, factories, electricity, cars and … Continue reading →
As more everyday items like toasters, TVs and thermostats become connected to the internet, the rules for keeping those devices secure must be able to evolve as quickly as the technology itself, experts said Tuesday. Congress and government regulators have … Continue reading →
By Aleksandre B – From the narrow-minded point of view, the Internet of Things is an endless source of jokes about familiar household items, which have suddenly acquired their own mobile applications with Internet connection. From a business point of … Continue reading →
By Dave Moore – “Smart” speakers, smart TVs, smart refrigerators, smart thermostats, smart light bulbs, smart coffee pots, smart watches, smart door locks, smart phones, smart prescription medicine dispensers (really?), smart cameras, smart doorbells, smart vacuum cleaners, smart cars, smart … Continue reading →
By Danny Palmer – Internet-connected security cameras account for almost half of the Internet of Things devices that are compromised by hackers even as homes and businesses continue to add these and other connected devices to their networks. Research from cybersecurity company SAM … Continue reading →
By Kathy Pretz – As more and more intelligent cars and autonomous vehicles hit the road, some engineers are thinking about what can be done to smarten up the streets on which they travel. Doing so could allow smart cars and … Continue reading →
By Susan Cassidy, Micha Nandaraj Gallo and Katharine Goodloe – A new bill introduced by Congress would require the development of detailed policy guidance that, if adopted, could significantly boost cybersecurity enhancements for the internet of things. The internet of … Continue reading →
BY KEVIN C. TOFEL – Here’s a roundup of this week in the Internet of Things. Get this summary in your inbox every Friday morning when you subscribe to our newsletter. On-device voice processing and Actions coming to Google Home: This week … Continue reading →
SEATTLE—We’ve been hearing a lot about the Internet of Things (IoT) these days, but how can developers connect their code with IoT devices, which often use proprietary, tightly coupled inputs and outputs? There’s no standard way to know which kinds … Continue reading →
By VICTORIA O’LAUGHLIN – The increasing ubiquity of Internet of Things (IoT) devices has created new risks. IoT refers to everyday internet-connected objects, devices, and sensors which can collect, store, and transmit data without much human assistance (Rose et al., … Continue reading →