Here's a new worry for manufacturing: Have you thought about hacked 3-D printers? I hadn't either, but researchers at Rutgers and Georgia Tech did because they realized that inserting flaws into 3-D printed parts could be a good way to sabotage … [Read More...]
IoT: MIT’s super sensor and Lockstate’s big goof
On this week's Internet of Things Podcast, co-hosts Stacey Higginbotham and Kevin Tofel talk about how Lockstate bricked connected locks by updating the software. They also discuss Anker’s Eufy Genie, a connected bassinet and a story that … [Read More...]
Video Time: How to install a smart lock
People ask me all the time about the best smart lock for their home. I'm a fan of Schlage locks (and not just because they sponsored the podcast and newsletter a few weeks back) because they are more durable than the Kwikset locks I currently have on … [Read More...]
More IoT News
Can I get a side of security with that IoT gateway?
This week's podcast deals with industrial cyber security, but I have even more data for y'all. I downloaded a report by the SANS Institute that was commissioned by Nozomi Networks on industrial … [Read More...]
Want to see IoT disrupt businesses? Check out Verizon Hum.
I've been watching a lot of Hulu lately thanks to The Handmaid's Tale and revisiting my favorite Battlestar Galactica Episodes. While watching Hulu, I've been subjected to commercials that Verizon is … [Read More...]
Internet of Things news of the week August 11, 2017
Did Big Ass Fans make a big ass mistake? Stop reading this and go read this story from the founder of Big Ass Fans (they make giant fans and smaller fans) on his connected device journey so far. He … [Read More...]
IoT Podcast: How to think about cybersecurity in old-line industries
This week on the Internet of Things Podcast, Stacey Higginbotham talks with Mike Spear, the Global Operations Manager, Industrial Cyber Security at Honeywell Process Solutions. Spear discusses … [Read More...]
Smarter plants mean better products
The connected factory gets a lot of ink. Journalists describe a future where raw materials are tracked and production methods are measured so precisely that flaws can be prevented before they happen. … [Read More...]