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How IoT is transforming businesses

Almost every aspect of our lives now generates data. Smartwatches track each step we take and sense each beat of our hearts. Some of these insights benefit the customer, and some the product maker. Ultimately, we are all emerging into an Internet of Things (IoT) world that, for the most part, benefits everyone – aiding our day-to-day lives and keeping us connected to the things and people that are important to us.

Here are five key ways that the IoT is enabling successful digital transformation today.

Improved business insights & customer experience

Cost and downtime reductions

Efficiency and productivity gains

Improved business insights & customer experience

New Business Models

What is IoT Security?

 

IoT security refers to the methods of protection used to secure internet-connected or network-based devices. The term IoT is incredibly broad, and with the technology continuing to evolve, the term has only become broader. From watches to thermostats to video game consoles, nearly every technological device has the ability to interact with the internet, or other devices, in some capacity. IoT security is the family of techniques, strategies and tools used to protect these devices from becoming compromised. Ironically, it is the connectivity inherent to IoT that makes these devices increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks.

In TekSigma we have highly experienced consultants for IoT Security. Few IoT Security methodologies our experts use

API Security

Application Program Interface. API security is an overarching term referring to practices and products that prevent malicious attacks and can disrupt entire business process.

PKI Authentication

Public Key Infrastructure Authentication.PKI is the underlying framework that enables entities to securely exchange information using digital certificates.

Network Security

Network Security protects critical data transferred over the network and applications running on device. Device security must protect systems, networks, and data attacks.