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Fueling the IoT
The promise is new and novel markets with big revenue streams, and a lot more data mining along the way.
Securing the IoT
What parts need to be secure first, how that needs to happen, what’s already been done, and where the biggest risks are for the future.
Making Smart Grids Safe
When coupled with smart meters and connected to the IoT, new power grids will put security to the test.
IoT Standards Needed
While everything will be connected to the Internet, there will be communication gaps between devices. How to bridge those gaps isn’t so clear.
The JTAG Connection
The Internet of Things will contain billions of “intelligent” devices. Each of them will be a potential security risk.
OSI’s Model For Security
Peeling back the layers of IoT devices reveals most of them are nothing more than what are already on the Internet in the form of present-day M2M devices.
Editor In Chief Ed Sperling looks at the value of Using Real Names On The Internet for security, marketing and commentary.
Technology Editor Ernest Worthman sounds the alarm on some connected appliances that may be transmitting very personal data in Smart Spies.
Executive Editor Ann Steffora Mutschler argues that to get IoT applications into the hands of consumers the right kind of devices have to be available at the right price point in The Missing Link.
Advanced Architecture And Technologies For the Development Of Wearable Devices
Low power and small form factors will be critical to making this market viable, while also allowing it to expand into new areas.
The Future Of Medical Device Certification: Greater Scrutiny And More Validation
More oversight from government agencies can introduce unexpected delays and even jeopardize commercial release of a medical device.