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The more connected cars get, the bigger targets for hackers and cybercriminals they become. That’s obviously a big concern in itself. No carmaker wants to sell a car that’s potentially unsafer than last year’s model. And they certainly don’t want to sell a car that can be tampered with while travelling at speed down a freeway.
IMC executive editor Steve Rogerson found some unusual comparisons at this week’s IMC IoT in Smart Buildings online conference. What do you think about when
IMC executive editor Steve Rogerson reflects on this week’s IMC IoT in Healthcare online conference. While for years the healthcare industry has been moving towards
IMC executive editor Steve Rogerson speaks with Sam Colley (pictured), CEO of the Pod Group, about how the IoT market is surviving the upheavals of
IMC executive editor Steve Rogerson looks at some of the companies developing smart city technologies in Taiwan. You cannot have a smart city without smart
IMC executive editor Steve Rogerson discusses the IMC’s latest IoT Buyers’ Index. In the 1986 film Clockwise, John Cleese says: “It’s not the despair. I
