Insights

An interview with VP of IoT Sales at Vodafone, Lisa Uhrmacher, encouraging women to never underestimate the attributes and perspective they bring to the technology industry.

Principal UX Designer at Nerdery, Emily Schmittler, discusses how women in IoT can bring perspective and humanity into devices that are cold and data-driven by solving real human problems.

The first article in our Women in IoT interview series highlights the personal mission of Microsoft Technical Program Manager Beth Anne Katz to fight the stigma of mental health in tech and the workplace.

This post discusses 8 worst data breaches of 2018. The lesson? Ignoring insider threats is costly, and identifying early indicators can limit their impact.

The ongoing AI revolution will change the world and our live. AI is a tremendous tool, but it could also unleash terror. We need ethical AI governance.

As IoT comes to market, Over-the-Air (OTA) and Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) testing, which ensures the safety and reliability of new devices, are vital.

IoT can extend an abusive person's reach manifold. Only by combining the social with the technological can we address this alarming risk.

Recognizing vulnerabilities in an IoT network and taking steps to mitigate risks, both accidental and malicious, is critical for IoT implementers.

As IoT extends network connectivity to a plethora of new objects, the number of attack surfaces increases manifold. IoT cybercrime is on the rise.

There are nine factors IoT firms must be aware of to achieve success in the coming years. They involve ensuring that IoT tools can connect to other standards and systems, remembering that IoT Interacts with the real world, achieving future-proofed scalability through a hub-and-zone model, and more.