For millennial home buyers, a generation for whom technology has been ever-present, smart systems are the features they value above everything else.

"The telecomm industry is key and is fundamental to secure our telco infrastructure and services, and the business that telco operators provide.”

Investment in Internet of Things (IoT) solutions In Europe is set to continue its relentless march forward in 2019.

Financial fraud and identity theft are just some examples of the things that can happen due to a breach.

Organisations have begun using IoT to track assets, improve efficiency, boost customer service and gain greater insight into their operations.

Hillstone Networks CTO Tim Liu shares what key developments could be expected in the areas of security compliance, cloud, security, AI and IoT.

A New Zealand company, KotahiNet, has been named as a finalist in the IoT World Cup for its River Pollution Monitoring solution.

"Java Card 3.1 is very significant to the Internet of Things, bringing interoperability, security and flexibility to a fast-growing market currently lacking high-security and flexible edge security solutions."

The Internet of Thing’s (IoT’s) rapid rise to prominence may have compromised its security, if a new report from Gemalto is anything to go by.

IDC expects global annual spending on IoT to exceed US$1 trillion by 2022, driving huge demand for data centres.

63% of providers still use DNS blacklisting for end-user protection, and 45% do not feel confident they are ready to manage internet of things (IoT) security.

"Survey respondents also noted these are the most underrated technologies when it comes to innovation."

Network security risks increase exponentially as hotels look to incorporate newer technologies to support a range of IoT devices, including smart door locks.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced four new services that will simplify the collection of data from internet of things (IoT) applications and edge devices.

90% of respondents said they don’t trust IoT manufacturers and service providers to secure their device. 

It’s that time of year again. Not only have New Zealanders developed a bit of a taste for sales like black Friday and cyber Monday, the holiday season is well upon us.

In a comparison of 16 indoor and outdoor IP surveillance cameras, researchers found only one well-protected device.

“What if these nodes were able to make autonomous decisions with minimal supervision, use their collective intelligence to solve problems?”

Consumer consciousness around data privacy, security and stewardship has increased tenfold in recent years, forcing businesses to make customer privacy a business imperative.

“The vast majority of people are not aware of the significant risks posed by unsecured IoT devices.”

Rocket Lab and Australian IoT startup Fleet Space Technologies have signed a contract to launch two Proxima IoT satellites this month.

The Norton Core states that it is “Home security. Simplified.” My experience certainly rings true.

Could using blockchain to trace and authenticate IoT data, regardless of what that data is be the answer to the problems plaguing the Internet of Things?

By understanding the cybersecurity risks in OT, decision-makers are better placed to make smart buying decisions.