All those home routers, game consoles, baby monitors, smart TVs, and many other IoT devices are easily targeted because of well-known security vulnerabilities.
In addition, IoT devices need to be installed in a wider range of environments often with the requirement to be able to work in both low and high temperatures.
IoT devices are more dangerous than our traditional computers because they sense the world around us, and affect that world in a direct physical manner.
Industries of all types, from automotive to manufacturing to consumer technology, are making IoT devices critical components of their business strategies and IT infrastructure.
As software permeates through every industry, these Industrial IoT devices which are now connected devices need to be protected but the old way is too intrusive.
Also, IoT devices are not widely targeted at the moment and even when they are, the attackers are after the computing power of the device-- not yet your data or your home.
In the meantime, here are five things you can do to protect your smart home right now: All of these IoT devices go through your router, so that is your first line of defense.
Meanwhile, the content of Professor Miyaji's presentation was,“In the world of IoT, how to recover IoT device on the assumption that it will be broken”.
The number of IoT devices that connect various things to the Internet is said to reach 50 billion by 2020, and the volume of data collected from these devices will increase explosively.
IoT devices, which are expected to increase in number explosively in the future, are often installed in places with poor sunlight conditions(e.g., in factories and places where there is a risk of disaster). Conventional solar cells cannot generate power in such places.
By 2020, there will be 8 billion connected objects in the world, and IoT devices are transforming the way we live whilst creating tremendous opportunities for everyone from established hi-tech juggernauts to start-up entrepreneurs.
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