Risk and Mitigation with IoT
Today’s cyber security landscape is an ever-changing environment where the greatest vector of attack is our normal activities, E-mail, Surfing, etc. The adversary can and will continue to use Mobile apps, E-mail (phishing scam), the web (redirects) and other tools of our day-to-day activities to get intellectual property, personal information, and other sensitive data.Hactivists, criminals, and terrorists use this information to gain un-authorized access to systems and sensitive data.Hactivists commonly use this information that is gathered during attacks to support and convey messages that support their agenda. According to Symantec, there were 163 new vulnerabilities associated with mobile computing, 286 million unique malware variants, a 93% increase in web attacks, and 260,000 identities exposed in 2010.McAffee reported that during the first two quarters of 2011 there were 16,200 new websites with malicious reputations , and an average of 2,600 new phishing sites appeared each day.
We have also seen the proliferation of new technologies like Internet of Things into our day-to-day activities. New smart phones and tablets have become as common as the home computer Technologies like IOT are considered as future technology & new technology means new vulnerabilities.
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