Thursday 30 August 2018

How to Secure Human-to-Machine Communications

From a technology perspective, many IoT and web-enabled devices are built with a Wild West mentality Learn More >>
Consumers are often the driving force behind human-to-machine interaction. They are adopting a range of devices and applications letting them check the status of their home, feed their pets, order groceries, start a playlist, and more.
 
That adoption is now crossing over to industrial applications as well, as enterprises see its business value. For example, farmers who use drones to capture real-time crop information have increased yield while minimizing waste. 
 
That said, building security into these human-to-machine communications has been lacking, and the vulnerabilities, when exposed, have generated concerns from consumers and government entities. "The Internet 
 

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