Feds seek to up their cybersecurity game
Recent government cybersecurity initiatives assume that the federal government has a role to play in securing the IoT and critical infrastructure. Does it?
Posted in IoT Security
The cyber-physical convergence is accelerating—and so are the risks
Cyber-physical attacks are on the rise. As the IoT creeps further into our daily lives, so does the attack surface. What can we do to keep ourselves safe?
Posted in IoT Security
The IoT: Still feature rich, security poor
How to prevent IoT hacks: Secure your software before you release it. It’s not that hard. So why aren’t more IoT device manufacturers doing it?
Posted in IoT Security
GAO report confirms major gaps in government cybersecurity
The September GAO cybersecurity report stated that there are about 1,000 outstanding recommendations for automotive, military, and IoT security, among others.
Posted in Automotive Cyber Security, IoT Security
Better passwords in California won’t help much
The new California password law demonstrates lawmakers’ misunderstanding of how connected devices work, how the internet works, and even how passwords work.
Posted in IoT Security, Software Compliance, Quality & Standards
Make your home both smart and secure | NCSAM at Synopsys
Smart devices are terrifyingly insecure, and industry and government have failed to fix the issue. Here are seven tips to secure your smart home.
Posted in IoT Security
The IoT within us: Network-connected medical devices
The Internet of Things is now inside us. But network-connected medical devices are troubling, considering the history of medical device vulnerabilities.
Posted in Healthcare Security & Privacy, IoT Security, Medical Device Security
Ukraine dodges attack, but VPNFilter threat remains
Ukraine had been warned. So it was prepared.
Posted in IoT Security
Vulnerable routers are still out there—and hackers are noticing
Vulnerable routers aren’t news Long ago and far away—in 2014, which is indeed long ago and far away in our cutting-edge world of information technology—security gurus like Dan Geer, Jim Gettys, and Bruce Schneier were issuing urgent warnings about the catastrophic insecurity of routers—those devices in our homes that give us access to the World Wide Web.
Posted in IoT Security, Static Analysis (SAST)
Is IoT a tool for Big Brother via DMCA?
What if it turns out that Big Brother is much more diverse, and a bit more subtle, than a monolithic figure at the head of an intrusive, tyrannical government?
Posted in IoT Security
