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Guest Opinion: How Modern Warfare Can Target Vulnerable IIoT Devices

Security Industry Association

i-PRO Americas’ Will Knehr shares tips for securing industrial Internet of Things devices. October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month , and the Security Industry Association (SIA) Cybersecurity Advisory Board is marking the occasion with a series of helpful content, tips and guidance on key cybersecurity topics.

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The Risks that Manufacturing Firms are Facing and the Impact that Follows

Fusion Risk Management

The reach and criticality of global manufacturers impacts almost everyone. Manufacturers are responsible for sourcing and producing life-sustaining food, medicine, commodities, and goods that we rely on. Additionally, operating in a global environment leaves manufacturers vulnerable to the results of geopolitical tensions.

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The State of Security in 2024: The Bad Guys Love AI Too

Pure Storage

The State of Security in 2024: The Bad Guys Love AI Too by Pure Storage Blog You can’t talk about the state of security without talking about artificial intelligence. Here’s what’s happening right now in security, and why these trends will likely dominate the rest of this year. They are our thoughts on security in 2024.

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How AI Can Transform Integrated Security

Security Industry Association

The potential is great, though challenges remain James Segil is the vice president of marketing and inside sales, video security and access control at Motorola Solutions. The physical and cybersecurity world is dynamic and fast-paced, with security experts constantly looking for ways to automate, optimize and enhance their security efforts.

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SIA Perimeter Security Subcommittee Takes on New Challenges

Security Industry Association

On Thursday, March 24, 2022, the SIA Perimeter Security Subcommittee hosted a roundtable during the 2022 ISC West. The event brought together over 70 professionals from perimeter security organizations to discuss topics impacting the industry and propose solutions. Perimeter Security Terminology Working Group.

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Are Your IoT Devices Leaving the Door Open for Hackers?

NexusTek

If your business uses IoT devices like smart thermostats, wearable technologies, smart assistants, or internet-accessible security cameras or doorbells, to name just a few, your entire IT network may be subject to cybersecurity risks common to such devices. The downside to such emphasis is often a lack of attention to security features.

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Guest Post: Cybersecurity Incidents Lead to New Standards, Requirements

Security Industry Association

Similarities in standards from different countries are helping global manufacturers comply. Virtually no security manufacturers are exempt from the perils of cybercrime. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). and Europe was a call for a basic level of security in all IoT devices. trillion by 2025.