The collaboration will facilitate the provision of secure over-the-air software updates for connected devices.

As the industry has gotten better at locking down endpoint devices such as laptops, threat actors are finding new ways to infiltrate an organization’s systems—and they’re seeing more and more success.

An unsecured smart home device is an easy entry point into your home network. From here, hackers can launch attacks and steal ...

Amidst an escalating IoT threat landscape fueled by billions of new connected devices, organizations must adopt zero-trust, ...

Cybersecurity trends, incidents and tips are everyday stories in business technology media, and consumers are regularly reminded to keep their computers and smartphones updated and to carefully ...

Smart home devices can make your life easier by automating simple tasks, such as turning off your lights or locking your front door. However, you should also be aware of the potential risks of using ...

Cisco builds on its secure network architecture for enterprises with new solutions that simplify operations across campus and ...

Press Release Nokia and OneLayer partner to accelerate secure private 5G/LTE adoption for utilities Nokia’s secure mission-critical private networks combined with OneLayer’s OT asset visibility and ...

Snahil Singh and Anoop Nadig say security teams must prioritize tackling the growing risks of third-party IoT devices ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- More than ever this year, attackers are crossing siloes to find entry points across the full spectrum of devices, operating systems, and embedded firmware forming the basis for the ...

Ai-RGUS can now oversee access control systems, network speakers, intercoms, routers, smart plugs, power supplies, and PoE ...

Have to abide by network security at home, even though the mouse I am interested in would not be connected to a secure PC. Can't find anything that says they are expressly a Chinese company either.