The number of internet of things devices inside organizations continues to grow, and with it so do the points of vulnerability for employees who may not give them a second thought.
April 03, 2019 at 11:45 AM
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A 2018 study by the Ponemon Institute found that while 52 percent of organizations believe they have at least 1,000 internet of things (IoT) devices in-house, the actual study average weighed in at more than 15,000.
This begs the question: Are people really in the dark as to the number IoT devices in their lives—and does that pose a cyber security risk? The answer, in short, is yes and yes.
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