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Internet of Things

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Internet of Things: The Tools, Platforms and Programs You Need to Know IoT development projects are everywhere, and affordable, advanced technology is the driving force behind this fast-growing phenomenon. Smaller, more accessible hardware and the flexibility to use common programming languages make it easier than ever before to develop these embedded IoT systems. From hobbyists programming their own single-board computers to companies developing devices we can control from our mobile devices, the IoT is rapidly expanding. Whether you’re creating a quick prototype or an entire IoT-powered business application, here’s a look at the small but incredibly smart technology of IoT development. We’ll cover IoT data, hardware, and software considerations, plus the most popular  IoT skills on the rise  so you’ll know what to look for when seeking out top talent for your IoT initiative. TOP IOT SKILLS ON THE RISE The IoT has attracted the attention of companies all across the gl

Internet Secure

CIS Secure New Device? Check Your Cybersecurity! December 2016 Volume 11, Issue 12 From the Desk of Thomas F. Duffy, Chair Last month we talked about how you can minimize your risk of identity theft and malicious cyber activity while doing your online holiday shopping. In this month's issue we'll focus on another aspect of the holiday season: that new device you get or give during the holidays. Whether it's a smartphone, laptop, desktop, tablet, or another device, check out the tips below to help you protect your new technology and secure your personal data. Configure your device with security in mind. The “out-of-the-box” configurations of many devices and software are default settings often geared more toward ease-of-use and extra features rather than securing your device to protect your information. Enable security settings, paying particular attention to those that control information sharing. Remember to secure your Internet of Things (IoT) devices.