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The convergence of operational technology (OT) and information technology (IT) has revolutionized manufacturing, but it's also created a perfect storm of security vulnerabilities. Recent breaches affecting automotive plants, food processing facilities, and pharmaceutical manufacturers have exposed critical weaknesses in Industrial IoT (IIoT) deployments—and the lessons learned apply
Every step you take, every move you make—your city might be watching. That streetlight above you? It could be recording video and audio. The intersection you just drove through? A camera captured your license plate and logged it in a database searchable by 160+ police agencies. The public WiFi
Executive Summary The modern smart office is a paradox. It was designed to increase productivity, reduce energy costs, and streamline operations. Instead, it has quietly built one of the most exploitable attack surfaces in enterprise security. With 21–24 billion IoT devices now connected globally, 32.5% of corporate network
The convergence of artificial intelligence and IoT exploitation has fundamentally changed the threat landscape. Here's what every IT leader needs to know—and do—right now. In December 2024, a mid-sized healthcare network in the American Midwest discovered that attackers had been inside their infrastructure for seven months.
The greatest industrial transformation in decades is also the greatest cybersecurity risk. Here's what operations leaders need to know—and do. For decades, the digital world and the physical world existed in parallel universes. Your corporate network handled emails, spreadsheets, and customer databases. Your industrial control systems—the
Executive Summary The regulatory landscape for IoT devices has transformed dramatically. Governments worldwide have enacted sweeping legislation mandating minimum security standards, security labeling, vulnerability disclosure, and update support requirements for connected devices. In 2026, 34% of organizations are failing IoT compliance audits, and penalties can reach $50 million or more
Executive Summary There's a silent invasion happening in your office right now. 58% of IoT devices in enterprise environments are unmanaged — invisible to IT security teams yet connected to your corporate network. These "shadow IoT" devices include smart TVs in conference rooms, personal fitness trackers, smart
Executive Summary Industrial IoT (IIoT) has revolutionized manufacturing, logistics, energy, and critical infrastructure — but it has also created catastrophic security vulnerabilities. 28% of manufacturing plants experienced IIoT breaches in 2026, and industrial cyberattacks surged 44% year-over-year. Unlike consumer IoT breaches that steal data, IIoT attacks cause physical damage: production lines
The modern office has transformed into a sophisticated ecosystem of interconnected devices. From smart thermostats and occupancy sensors to facial recognition systems and connected coffee machines, Internet of Things (IoT) devices now permeate every corner of the workplace. While these technologies promise unprecedented efficiency and automation, they also introduce critical
How the $2 Trillion AI Infrastructure Boom, Supply Chain Attacks, and Ransomware on Cities Threaten Your Connected Workplace When Your Smart Home Becomes a Surveillance Node: Living in the Age of AI Data Centers and Municipal Cyber CollapseHow the $2 Trillion AI Infrastructure Boom, Federal Surveillance Networks, and Ransomware Attacks
In 2025, a misconfigured database belonging to Mars Hydro and LG-LED Solutions exposed 2.7 billion records containing Wi-Fi credentials, device IDs, user information, and operational data from smart lighting and environmental control systems deployed in offices worldwide. This wasn't a sophisticated hack involving zero-day exploits or advanced
The EU Data Act officially became applicable on September 12, 2025, and it represents a paradigm shift for businesses operating connected devices across offices, factories, warehouses, and commercial facilities. If your organization manufactures, deploys, or relies on IoT-enabled equipment—from smart conference rooms to industrial machinery—you're now