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Tag: iot (page 9)
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Tech News to Use: Startup Drives IoT Security for Cars
Connected cars are potential game-changers for the automotive industry. But what happens if a hacker penetrates a car powered by Internet of Things (IoT) technology? Attackers can infiltrate and take control over car systems, even killing a car’s engine as it drives. Tel Aviv-based Karamba Security came out of
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How Word of Mouth Marketing Influences IoT Strategy
Huey Lewis and the News, a 1980s music group, sang about the Power of Love. If the group released their song today, they could update it to the Power of Voice. The song’s theme about passion describes exactly what is happening in social media communication.
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The IoT is Revolutionizing Your Workplace
What if your office could talk to you? Imagine an office that could help you remember all the things that you needed to do during the day or week, highlighted the important client meetings happening mid-week or even notified you of an important conference call.
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Why You Should Layer Your IoT Security
IoT security is like cake: It’s best in layers. One of the fantastic benefits we get from the Internet of Things is that it extends the convenience of digital life into our physical world.
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Salesforce Taps IoT to Deliver Personalized Field Service
Salesforce is debuting Field Service Lightning, a field service platform for connected devices -- even though few companies can actually use its full capabilities yet.
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Symantec, Cryptosoft Close IoT Authentication Holes
In a move targeted at securing the Internet of Things (IoT), security vendor Symantec is partnering with encryption vendor Cryptosoft to protect the transfer of data between devices and cloud and web servers.
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Don't Bet the Farm on the IoT Just Yet
The Internet of Things (IoT) is shaping up to be one of the biggest forces in the evolution of the Internet. Although definitions of the IoT vary from person to person, soon we are told, virtually everything will communicate with everything else — devices, packages, appliances, tools, even garments.
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Red Hat, Eurotech Collaborate on IoT Integration
Vendors aren't letting the lack of a universal communication standard stop development of the Internet of Things (IoT). Instead, they are integrating as much as possible on their own — as evidenced by a new partnership between Raleigh, NC-based Red Hat and Italy's Eurotech.
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Designing for a Connected World
The field of UX design will never be the same. Once upon a time the Internet was something you could only access sitting in front of your computer, staring at your desktop.
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You Say You Want a Revolution? The IoT is Delivering
The connected home is only a small fragment of the Internet of Things (IoT).
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The Insecurity of Things
The Internet of Things was such a beautiful idea … too beautiful for this world. We watched it move from being a standard talking point of innovation evangelists to being a serious priority for top CEOs the world over.
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Cisco's Jasper Has 3 New Partnerships
The ink is barely dry on Cisco’s acquisition of IoT platform provider Jasper. But Cisco is already capitalizing on the buy, expanding Jasper's reach with three new partnerships that will enable it to scale out its IoT operations and secure IoT connections.
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The IoT Needs a Stronger Backbone
About 15 years ago, the technology world was abuzz with promises of a “smart refrigerator.” More than just keeping your food cool, this refrigerator would email you when you were almost out of salsa or when your milk had expired.
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Open Data Will Fuel Growth of Smart Cities
New research suggests smart cities will combine human effort with excellence in technology to create better places to live — and it's all predicated on the successful use of open data. According to Lux Research, “Smart cities seek environmental sustainability, economic prosperity and convenient, livable spaces" through the use
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