As Internet of Things security threats continue to rise, solution providers and vendors say they are starting to see the tide turn when it comes to real investments in IoT security technologies.
The comments come as the Black Hat 2017 conference in Las Vegas highlighted some of the latest threats against IoT devices, including attacks on smart locks, critical infrastructure, cars, smart buildings, industrial robots, radiation monitoring devices and more.
They also come after multiple high-profile IoT attacks in recent months, most notably with the Mirai botnet DDoS attacks launched through IoT devices including webcams, routers and video recorders.
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