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We look at what the effects UK’s IoT security legislation will have on consumers and how these will differ from past attempts to regulate the…

Smart cities aren’t just about autonomous vehicles and connected buildings – how we use and store energy is changing too.

High profile sporting events like the 2018 FIFA World Cup could provide many opportunities for hackers, so here’s how to stay protected according to the…

A previously unknown family of ransomware called Bad Rabbit is targeting organizations primarily based in Russia and Ukraine.

Smart metering systems bring the benefits of the IoT to utility markets. But as the ecosystem grows more complex, opportunities for cyberattacks emerge.

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What the UK’s most recent IoT legislation means for the…

The Internet of Energy: delivering safe, smart energy in the…

Is the CIA protecting the World Cup in Russia?

Bad Rabbit Ransomware Targeting Primarily Russian and Ukrainian Organizations

Securing the smart energy revolution

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