The acceleration of digital transformation means more organizations and users are relying on internet-connected devices in business and home environments. From Wi-Fi connected thermostats and doorbell cameras to facilities management, industrial automation
and more, the Internet of Things (IoT) is appearing in every type of network with increasing regularity.
As part of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, IANS Faculty members take center stage to offer tips and insights focusing
on the key security issues that immediately improve security health. In this short video clip, IANS Faculty member Bryson Bort discusses how to establish policies and best practices to minimize the risk of using IoT and similar devices for work and home.
Gain an understanding of IoT threats to better secure your business and home. Watch our helpful video with Bryson Bort, just one of our many globally recognized Faculty security practitioners.
How to Improve IoT Device Security
Here’s Bryson’s take on minimizing IoT risk everywhere:
What can we do to make ourselves safer at home? Well, the same thing as the enterprise, which is 90% of security - configuration management. What do I have at home? What are those devices? Where are those devices? Then use the same process as with the enterprise - at a level of virtual segmentation so that it's not as easy for an attacker to come in and hack into everything in your home.
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