security

The challenges surrounding IoT security remain today’s primary adoption rate inhibitor. Along with VPNs, a popular solution to today's IoT security challenge is found in software-defined perimeters (SDPs).

Having an IoT device in your home makes your entire home network significantly more vulnerable to attack. Your devices may already be part of a botnet without you knowing it.

Zhejiang Smart City Pavilion will make its debut at Secutech Thailand 2019 event. Zhejiang Smart City Pavilion will bring in more than 50 Zhejiang based innovators to showcase latest technologies in the security, fire safety, intelligent building, lighting, smart home at Secutech Thailand held between 28^th and 31^st October 2019 at Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC).

By: Ian Deacon, Sales and Operations Director, Fotech

Today, almost every modern smart mobile device features fingerprint scanners and voice and facial recognition as the default mechanisms for access control. From an IT systems administration’s perspective, the advantage of these methods of identification over passwords, even one-time passwords (OTP) and two-factor authentication (2FA), is the great difficulty of faking a biometric sample or manipulating the biometric sensor into producing a false-positive result. For many years, this last statement stood largely unchallenged. However, we are possibly looking at the tipping point for the security of biometric applications.

The 2019 DomainTools and Ponemon study on automation and cybersecurity staffing in Asia Pacific, United States and the UK reveals an evolving Asia Pacific cybersecurity arena.