IoT Security - it's not just the devices
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IoT brings massive scale and diversity — from tiny motors to industrial gear — so system security extends far beyond the device firmware and requires design deploy manage thinking and a built‑in update path. IBM frames risks across devices, gateways, platforms and apps, warns that owning one device can enable large DDoS botnets, cites 300 million motors a month to argue scale, contrasts a home sprinkler versus a city water valve for different security spend, and recommends graceful kill switch behaviors not blunt shutdowns.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00IoT security challenges
- 2:11Why IoT differs
- 5:21Security risks beyond devices
- 9:34IoT security architecture
- 13:25IBM's IoT security approach
- 17:38Secure design and change
- 20:05Secure deployment and attack surfaces
- 21:51Managing IoT securely
- 22:11Risk-based IoT security
- 26:23Security versus business
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