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Some best practices for cybersecurity in IoT

Some best practices for cybersecurity in IoT
With cybersecurity for networked devices becoming more important than ever, the Online Trust Alliance (OTA) published its latest version of “The IoT Trust Framework,” a set of guidelines to help vendors design devices that are secure and more effective at countering cyberattacks.
Needless to say, the Internet of Things has taken off and become more widespread. Connected devices in homes and buildings enable automation and data collection that enhances business intelligence as well as the user experience.
 
However, with IoT comes certain negative consequences, the biggest of which is cyberattacks on connected devices. The Botnet attacks at the end of last year spoke volumes of the immense risk that poorly designed connected devices are subject to.
 
With cybersecurity for networked devices becoming more important than ever, the Online Trust Alliance (OTA) published its latest version of “The IoT Trust Framework,” a set of guidelines to help vendors design d...


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