73% of IoT Device Manufacturers Do Not Comply with Imminent UK Security Rules
New research warns many businesses selling networked devices could soon receive steep fines. Other countries are expected to follow suit.
UK Leads Drive for Better IoT Security
A new law will result in tougher security requirements for manufacturers of IoT devices. It is associated with a European standard that will likely become the global baseline.
Verizon Reports Mobile-Related Security Compromises Almost Doubled Since 2021
The Mobile Security Index surveyed 632 professionals responsible for the procurement, management and security of mobile devices.
‘Unacceptably Low’ Number of Firms Have IoT Vulnerability Disclosure Policies
New research from the Internet of Things Security Foundation backs the argument for legislation to hasten the ‘glacial’ pace of change.
Subex Rebrands IoT and OT Cybersecurity Products
The creation of the new Sectrio brand highlights Subex’s desire to expand beyond their historic base in telecoms by selling network security products across many sectors.
Cloudflare Stops Huge DDoS Attack That Made 17mn Requests per Second
The content distribution and security business said the attack was three times greater than any previously reported.
Subex CEO Emphasizes Transition to ‘Multi-Vertical’ Vendor in TV Interview
Vinod Kumar wants his risk management business to generate USD15mn-USD20mn in non-telco sales within three years.
Only 19% of IoT Firms Have a Security Vulnerability Disclosure Policy
A new report from the IoT Security Foundation reveals the complacency of many suppliers of networked devices.
Network Security Flaw Lets Smartphone Penis Lock Be Permanently Sealed by Anyone
Anyone wearing a networked genital lock should think about technology security as well as physical security.
Students Get Unlimited Data by Taking SIMs from IoT Car Parking Clamps
‘Barnacle’ car parking clamps adopted by the University of Oklahoma contain SIMs for remote management and location tracking.