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Smart home security essentials protect your IoT devices from daily cyber attacks with AI detection, network segmentation, and multi-factor authentication.

Reused passwords, a lack of network segmentation, and poor sanitization processes make the Internet of Things' attack surfaces more dangerous.

One of the benefits of 5G is that it enables a massive influx of devices to be connected to the internet, thanks to its superfast speeds and always-on reliability. The technology enables more data ...

There are many cybersecurity issues plaguing smart home devices, from video doorbells that can be easily hacked to a popular security camera brand suffering a consumer privacy scandal. A big deciding ...

Industrial IoT implementation is accelerating at pace. With forecasts pointing to as many as 39 billion IoT devices in the sector by 2030, growth is being driven by measurable gains in real-time ...

The number of connected devices worldwide is projected to nearly quadruple, from 15.1 billion in 2023 to over 29 billion IoT devices in 2030, according to a Statista report. Chipmakers are tackling ...

There are not one but many areas of IoT device security weaknesses. Did you see the "Die Hard" movie where the evil hacker was able to control the traffic lights of Washington, D.C.? Well, it could ...

Cyberattacks targeting enterprises most often start on internet of things (IoT) endpoints, then move laterally across corporate networks to take control of identities and infrastructure.

Cybersecurity trends, incidents and tips are everyday stories in business technology media, and consumers are regularly reminded to keep their computers and smartphones updated and to carefully ...

The U.S. government is evaluating a potential ban on TP-Link devices, marking a significant move to address the growing cybersecurity risks associated with insecure Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

Universities are filling up with network-connected devices. Smart locks manage building access. HVAC systems run on automated controls. Cameras stream to command centers. Vending machines, printers, ...