Sentences with phrase «security in a connected world»

The US FTC just released a report entitled internet of things — Privacy & Security in a Connected World.

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Bitdefender understands the importance of cyber security in the modern world and works hard to raise awareness about vulnerabilities and security flaws in internet - connected devices.

In a connected world, security has come to the forefront of spec lists and concerns for individuals and businesses alike, when they purchase software.

Cloud hosted firewalls on the other hand, means schools can be connected to the best security defences in the world with the ability to respond automatically to new threats by the minute.

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In a connected world where the latest digital fad often takes off before we fully understand its vulnerabilities, ZoneAlarm's blog is here to update readers on the most pressing digital security threats around.

IBKR becomes an exchange participant in the groundbreaking Shenzhen - Hong Kong Stock Connect program, allowing our clients around the world to trade designated securities on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.

Conclusion: Among others, the «lessons» that can be gleaned from the VTech and VTech USA cases include: (i) IoT / connected toys and devices remain very vulnerable in the face of haphazard / sloppy security practices; (ii) inadequate security safeguards will no longer be tolerated by regulators, particularly when children's information or other sensitive information is involved; (iii) robust and adequate security safeguards involve multi-level tiers of protection per the above; (iv) vendors should never misrepresent the state of their security practices in their privacy policies; and (iv) in a connected world, regulators are willing to work together and share data and resources to combat «deceptive and unfair practices that cross national borders» (in the words of the FTC).

I think topics, definitely cyber security, Cloud computing, encryption, and all the ways that you can mess that up in a globally - connected digital world.

The new products come swiftly on several other developments in the world of connected home security — a sign of how that market is heating up.

That said, security remains the biggest fear in this connected world.

In an increasingly competitive world of connected security cameras, Nest has turned to Alphabet - sibling Google and its facial recognition tech to make the Nest Cam IQ stand out.

Launched in September 2015, Global Cyber Alliance's mission is to confront, address and prevent malicious cyber activity and improve the security of the connected world.

Established in September 2015 by the New York County District Attorney's Office, City of London Police and the Center for Internet Security, the Global Cyber Alliance (GCA) is an international, cross-sector nonprofit dedicated to confronting cyber risk and improving our connected world.

v3.co.uk - In a world where almost everything is connected, security becomes paramount The government has today unveiled new measures intended to compel the makers of Internet of Things gear to make sure that their connected devices are «secure by design».

A few years ago, you'd need to budget thousands in order to create a video monitoring, web - connected, home security system, but today you can install a few affordable wireless sensors, a connected motion - sensing camera and enjoy 24 - 7 home monitoring, with alerts sent direct to your phone from anywhere in the world.