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In case you haven’t heard, Internet of Things (IoT) adoption is soaring. This mobilization has cybersecurity and third party risk management implications that are often overlooked. By 2030, McKinsey research projects that IoT applications “could enable $5.5 trillion to $12.6 trillion in value ....

The adoption rate of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, sensors, and applications were staggering prior to COVID-19, and it soared even more thanks in part to the work-from-anywhere model so many organizations adopted in response to the pandemic. This doesn’t mean that risk managers should shy away ....

In 1969, two programmers took a step that ultimately generated bigger leaps for humankind than the moon landing. On Oct. 29, 1969, a coder in Los Angeles transmitted via a basic computer network a briefer than expected digital message to his partner at the Stanford Research Institute in Menlo Par ....

CIO Magazine recently distributed an email promoting its “FutureEdge 50 Awards” with a playfully sinister line: I know what you did last summer... in IT... during the pandemic. Now get rewarded for your work. The plug is a reference to the campy late-‘90s slasher flick. The award recognizes ....

During the three years it took for the IoT Cyber Security Improvement Act of 2020 to complete its legislative journey, more than 11.8 billion devices were connected to the Internet. That’s a decidedly conservative estimate of IoT device growth, one based on former Cisco Chief Futurist David Evans� ....

In a recent report on the future of cybersecurity risks, The Wall Street Journal published a Top 10 list of systems and devices that hackers will attack in the coming decade. Santa Fe Group Senior Advisor Charlie Miller has been talking about most of these targets for years -- especially those that ....