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IoT security: don’t just set it and forget it

December 13, 2016

IoT security has been thrust into the spotlight as companies are realizing that a plan for protecting their IoT devices and data is no longer optional. It’s not a will “we have an IoT security strategy?” conversation that’s happening…it’s “what is our proactive approach?” How do we outmaneuver potential attackers…as once data is in their hands, our brand’s reputation could be as well.

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IoT security: don’t just set it and forget it