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Unauthorized Access

Password Hacking

Rogue Access Points

Small Storage Capacity

Lack of Authentication and Updates

To mitigate IoT security risks, it's crucial to implement robust authentication, use strong passwords, and employ secure communication protocols like SSL/TLS. Additionally, segmenting IoT devices into different networks based on their risk levels and continuously monitoring for threats can significantly enhance security. Data Detection and Response (DDR) technologies are also recommended for early detection of potential attacks, helping to prevent them before they can cause harm.

Wireless Assessment

Network Segmentation

Continuous Monitoring

DDR Protocol

Internet of Things (IoT)

Attack Surface

IoT: Opportunities, Threats and Security Needs