Inside the Internet of Things - Bryon Moyer Blog
[From the last episode: Security is largely (but not exclusively) designed for protecting data – at , in motion, and in use.] IoT device makers now face the challenge of adding security to devices that never had to be before. As we’ll see, this is partly for protecting data that […]
Read More[From the last episode: Security and privacy are related, but distinct, notions. Both will be critical to the success of the IoT.] Security is an extraordinarily complex topic. Just when you think you have your arms around it, someone comes up with yet another way to cause havoc. It also […]
Read More[From the last episode: Interop in the IoT requires many things to align – just like human speech.] Security and privacy are two of the most important aspects of the Internet of Things (IoT). Together, they may well make or break the success of the IoT. If you’ve been paying […]
Read More[From the last episode: IoT devices can work together with select other devices in a “walled garden,” or, hopefully, with any other device if not in a walled garden.] In an earlier post, we looked at the basic concept of “interoperation,” or “interop.” Interop is a complex business. There are […]
Read More[From the last episode: Many, many aspects have to align for equipment to interoperate. Just like many aspects that we don’t think about often have to align in order for humans to intercommunicate.] A walled garden has obvious value for raising kids. When your children learn locomotion – when they […]
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