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Keyfactor and Vanson Bourne have released findings from an independent survey and analysis that examines the state of IoT security for both manufacturers and end users. The report, “Digital Trust in a Connected World: Navigating the State of IoT Security,” reveals concerns and challenges modern businesses face when establishing digital trust in today’s connected world,

Security in IoT has often been listed as a development priority but then postponed or neglected with negative consequences. As the attack surface expands and new threats proliferate, traditional approaches to securing devices are too inflexible, too expensive or too complex to integrate to meet the timescale and volume needs of IoT enterprises. Current security

Security in IoT is a process that relies on continuous security across five key dimensions of an IoT service. These five attributes are Secure Boot, Secure Firmware over the Air, Secure Physical Interface and APIs, Secure Physical Transport Layer and Robustness. Here, Mats Andersson, the senior director of technology for short range wireless at u-blox,

Vienna, Austria: As first reported by M2M Now on July 7th, 2011, the Telekom Austria Group has set up a new subsidiary company in the M2M field. The new company, the Telekom Austria Group M2M GmbH, acts as

Vodafone foresees ‘trillions’ of connected devices and has provided machine-to-machine connectivity for its customers around the world