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Building a secure Internet of Things Enabling innovation while providing safety and reliability

June 4, 2019

The emerging Internet of Things (IoT) presents tremendous opportunities for innovative companies to deliver products and services to make industry more efficient, transportation safer and the everyday lives of people more convenient and fulfilling. But with great good there also can be great risk. Remote, intelligent monitoring and control for factories, homes, cities, and cars can increase efficiency and convenience. However, these same powerful tools can be misused by bad actors to disrupt critical infrastructure with dangerous and expensive results. At a personal level, the IoT potentially exposes our homes and personal information to malicious or criminal acts.

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