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The Internet of Things (IoT) has moved from clever idea to the cusp of realization. Billions of mach. 
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The Internet of Things could be the next big thing in tech: A world of connected devices, from thermostats, refrigerators to enterprise tools like fleets of cars and data center switches. But it could also turning into a real headache for security folks. “The more data there is, the more opportunity there is for something to go wrong,” says Christopher Budd, a global threat communications manager at Trend Micro. Budd says a world of unsecured connected devices “scares the living crap out of me.” “The kind of data we’re talking about is a lot scarier and a lot more meaningful than the information that has typically been stored on a PC five or 10 years ago,” he says. “As the devices connected to the Internet get closer to the physical person, the information they collect becomes more personal.” And so therefore the loss or illicit use of that data is that much more personal. Click headline to read more-- Via Chuck Sherwood, Former Senior Associate, TeleDimensions, Inc
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Last week I spoke at the IoT World event in Palo Alto. It was one of the best IoT events I’ve attended with lots of interesting speakers and attendees. Here are some links and highlights.
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M2M communication is one of the great growth areas of wireless, and Procon's Mark Wells talks about the new ways devices are connecting and the future of mac...
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Editor's note: this article is part of a series exploring the role of networking in the Internet of Things. Three types of networking topologies are utilized in the Internet-of-Things:...
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Much has been made in the past few years about the massive business opportunities that the Internet of Things (IoT) will provide. But capitalizing on this potential is going to be a challenge. Two recent research reports show that most enterprises are unprepared for the IoT. Research from Infoblox showed the infrastructure to support the IoT is too weak. And research from Spiceworks found the IoT will put already overburdened networks under unbearable pressure. Combined, the studies sugge Topic: Internet of Things. Via Thomas Faltin
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The Internet of Things figures into this IT leader's five-year plan
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