Tag: privacy
The First Smart City
This 2nd installment in our series on smart city privacy explores how two of the earliest cities, Çatalhöyük and Jericho, navigated urban privacy issues.
Security and Privacy by Design: A Matter of Corporate Social Responsibility for Tech Firms
It's becoming a fundamental matter of corporate social responsibility (CSR) for tech firms to bake security and privacy into the heart of IoT products.
IoT Security by Design
The "security by design" approach—principles that makes security a core concern for designers and devs—can improve the dangerous insecurity of IoT systems.
Smart City Privacy : Our Past, Who We Are and Why We Live This Way
This is the first in a series discussing smart cities and the privacy implications of living in such an environment. We first need to dive into history.
NGI Horizon 2020: Calling All IoT Innovators
The NGI, or Next Generation Internet (NGI) initiative, was started by the European Commission back in 2016. It's funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innova...
Artificial Intelligence Can Now Explain Its Own Decision-Making
People are scared of the unknown. So naturally, one reason why artificial intelligence (AI) hasn't yet been widely adopted may be because the rationale behind a machine’s decision-making is s...
Top IoT Security Concerns and Ways to Address Them
Bodil Josefsson, head of IoT Security at Ericsson, describes the four concerns she's noticed customers have on the top of their mind when devising IoT strategies. Josefsson then makes suggestions o...
Human Rights and IoT: Tracking Violations and Improving Protections
When physical systems are connected to the Internet, there’s also more opportunity to record, document, and verify human rights violations.
Is IoT Driving Without a Seatbelt?
Finding harmony between the functionality, size, and security of IoT devices has proven to be a major hurdle. We need a joint effort to solve the problem.
The Importance of Privacy and IoT
Privacy and IoT may remain incompatible forever. Nonetheless, manufacturers, developers, and users can still try to ensure privacy and data security.
