Historically, the Internet has connected general-purpose computing devices together, often with a user involved interacting with a glass screen. Many servers, too, exist to directly interact with ...

No one really knows how many “things” there are deployed today that have IoT characteristics. IDC’s 2013 estimate was about 9.1 billion, growing to about 28 billion by 2020 and over 50 billion by 2025 ...

Among the most significant cybersecurity threats this year comes via the Internet of Things (IoT), and they are increasingly becoming more sophisticated and targeted. Proactive cybersecurity is needed ...

Most readers here have likely heard or read various prognostications about the impending doom from the proliferation of poorly-secured “Internet of Things” or IoT devices. Loosely defined as any ...

Startups like Sateliot are developing constellations in low Earth orbit to connect with internet of things devices running on terrestrial 5G networks. Credit: Sateliot Credit: Sateliot For the past ...

Amazon is jumping into the Internet of Things, but not with a physical product. Instead, the company wants to provide the backbone for a world of connected devices by letting developers harness the ...

According to a recent report, Qualcomm holds the top spot in a ranking of the total number of Internet of Things patent holders. It also leads with regard to the number of high strength patents held.

Are moodables the next best thing in IoT? Your email has been sent More Americans are suffering from depression than ever before. With moodable sensors, we might ...

Exactly how much will it cost to secure “Things” connected to the Internet over the next five years? Two recent Internet of Things (IoT) forecasts from industry analysts can help answer the question.

Is it enough to configure an IoT thing without a default gateway, and then manage it through some more-secure local PC? Or can it still leak out? Click to expand... Yep. Without a gateway, it's not ...

Software is a critical element in the Internet of Things, allowing companies to collect data from sensors, manage endpoints, analyze trends and take actions that improve how they do business.