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IoT Deployment Security Top Concern for Enterprises
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RyanSepe
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10/20/2017 | 6:45:30 AM
Locking Down
IoT is definitely a major concern because there isn't a centralized mechanism for monitoring these devices even with MDM that will cover 100%. Smart devices outside of the realm of mobile typically have default to weak credentials making them easy points into the network if not segmented correctly.


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