Commercial IoT: Big Trouble in Small Devices
3/28/2017There are endless scenarios where hackers could wreak havoc on the industrial Internet of Things. There’s also a readily available solution called ‘HIP.’
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Stuart Bailey is the chief technology officer of Open Data Group. He founded and was most recently chief scientist of the leading global DNS solutions provider Infoblox, and is on the board of directors of Tempered Networks. Stuart is a career a technologist and an entrepreneur. He has focused on enterprise class network identity, analytics, and data intensive distributed systems products for over two decades. While bringing successful enterprise-focused infrastructure products to market over the years, Stuart has received several patents and awards, and has helped drive several standards in analytics, networking, and distributed systems control. He is a happy life long Chicago Cubs fan!
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There are endless scenarios where hackers could wreak havoc on the industrial Internet of Things. There’s also a readily available solution called ‘HIP.’
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