inside secure

| February 01, 2016

The IoT will become an ever more fertile attack surface for governments, cybercriminals, “hacktivists” and even terrorists. As IoT creates many new – and potentially more harmful, even lethal – security threats, hackers will exploit IoT vulnerabilities not only for political or financial gains, but also for thrill seeking, technical hubris and moral reasons by targeting companies they believe are negligent or doing wrong. A series of high-profile car hijackings in the sum...

IoT Business News | February 26, 2019

Inside Secure Offers Qt Customers Simple, Yet Powerful Tools to Block Hackers from Gaining Access to Their Devices. Inside Secure today announced its collaboration with The Qt Company, a global software company with the leading independent technology behind millions of devices and applications, to provide a pre-integrated solution of Inside Secure’s Application Protection product and the Qt Software Framework. Qt is the platform of choice for in-vehicle systems, medical devices, industrial...

Tech Radar | January 13, 2020

The risks of cybersecurity are more complex than ever. Due to the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI), by 2020 every person will generate 1.7 megabytes of information per second. As new technologies evolve, cyber criminals adapt and discover new hacking methods to apprehend sensitive data. AI and IoT have the potential to revolutionise society, but what happens when these new technologies are weaponized by cyber criminals? Unless hardware-based endpoint security...

Pymnts | January 13, 2020

Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) possess great potential, but are vulnerable to misunderstandings. They have become a global business concern and are critically important to several industries’ and technologies’ growth — including those relating to the Intelligence of Things (IoT). APIs underpin many of the platforms and sensors that connect IoT-enabled tools like smart home devices and mass transit systems, but a few inaccurate assumptions hamper their usability. A co...