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That commercial was what I was seeing in my minds' eye when I was writing this blog.... Yes, in the fantasy world of advertising, it all seems so right. But there is so much that can go wrong! Thanks for the ABI report.....
In reply to: Re: The IOT risks are only as limited as creativity of the attackers
@Marilyn You are exactly right, our major fear now should be the automotive industry. We are seeing industries that traditionally do not operate on the internet entering cyberspace. By the simple lack of experience...
In reply to: Re: The IOT risks are only as limited as creativity of the attackers
Totaly agreed, @Ed Telders. The worst is yet to come. The auto industry, for one, hardly has a stellar safetfy record (Think Chrysler, GM, faulty ignition switches). With design and manufacturing cycles several years...
In reply to: Re: The IOT risks are only as limited as creativity of the attackers
User adoption has been very low because I think of 2 main reasons - the User Experience is inadequate or the architecture does not scale. Providing Persistant desktops to 100 people on a PoC is easy, then when you go to...
In reply to: User Adoption
Surely by impelementing effective controls like Application Whitelisting anc zero admins we can make virtual and physical PC's a lot more robust ? Certainly utilising a belts and brace approach to security you would deploy...
In reply to: Re: Virtualized Doesn't Mean Completely Different
Thanks for the link! I fear you are correct, there isn't a silver bullet. No single solution will put a halt to this problem. I will go a step further and say that I don't think it can be completely...
In reply to: Re: Mobile Payments Industry Workgroup (MPIW)
Thanks for the link, Pat. I'm reposting it here since I have permissions for live links!
http://www.bostonfed.org/bankinfo/payment-strategies/mpiw/index.htm
In reply to: Re: Mobile Payments Industry Workgroup (MPIW)
Hi Marilyn, the Mobile Payments Industry Workgroup (MPIW), was convened in January 2010 by the Federal Reserve Banks of Boston and Atlanta through their Payment Strategies and Retail Payments Risk Forum groups. The focus...
In reply to: Re: Mobile Payments Industry Workgroup (MPIW)
It is encouraging to hear about the MPIW out of Boston. Are they focfusing on tokenization or taking a broader look at the payments landscape?
In reply to: Mobile Payments Industry Workgroup (MPIW)
This is actually a lot better than what I was expecting. These numbers would probably be horrible if not the progress made in the last few years in the war on malware waged by Google, Airpush, and other top players, primarily...
In reply to: This is GOOD news
Its said that Zumigo has raised $6 million in new funding to continue developing this technology, which is already in use at financial institutions, Venture Capital Dispatch has learned.
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In reply to: Zumigo Aligns With Intel
Does anybody agree with Ashok Sankar's statement that there's been a paradigm shift from the days when IT handed laptops to employees to a mobile era where people will want to use what they want, but take more responsibility...
In reply to: With flexibility comes responsiblity
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