The coronavirus pandemic has forced changes for much of the business world, cybersecurity included. What can we expect going forward? From the way restaurants operate to how sports are played, many people expect life to operate a whole lot differently in the pandemic’s aftermath. The big question for us, though,

Internet of Things (IoT) security standards are few and far between and are rarely mandatory or part of industrial or governmental regulations like other IT standards. This article will cover the following published documents: The first two are somewhat similar and together show there is some agreement over how IoT

The demand for Internet of Things security practices that protect sensitive medical equipment and data will double within the next five years. Here’s why The massive wave of Internet of Things (IoT) device deployments is well underway, but the effort to secure those devices has barely begun.According to Omdia’s most

When the Spanish flu pandemic happened more than a hundred years ago, the modern concepts of computing and cyber-security didn’t exist. Fast forward to today. The coronavirus pandemic has accelerated a remote working culture that started when high-speed internet became available at home and in coffee shops. It’s now obvious

There is no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic put the reliability and security of communications networks under the spotlight as millions of people reverted to work, care, and learn from home, says Steve Buck, SVP product and operations, security business unit at Mobileum. Many have commented that out of necessity, the