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MY TAKE: Can Hollywood’s highly effective ‘source-code’ security tools help make IoT safe?

The Last Watchdog

Related: HBO hack spurs cyber insurance market. Irdeto’s suite of products helps set-top box manufacturers protect high-value content; its technology also is used by live sports broadcasters to deter hackers from siphoning off pay-for-view sporting events. But now we have IoT devices connecting into these ecosystems.

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Time and tide waits for no man – IoT in Insurance

CGI

Time and tide waits for no man – IoT in Insurance. This old saying could also be applied for what is happening in the insurance market with IoT and that given the drive behind IoT in both the consumer and business markets. p.butler@cgi.com. Fri, 05/27/2016 - 07:25. Time and tide waits for no man. Cost reduction.

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The Internet of Things (IoT): Managing the Data Tsunami

Collibra

Continued adoption of IoT technologies will pose both opportunities and challenges. The Internet-of-Things has the potential to transform a range of industries – from automotive and agriculture through to healthcare, home appliances and insurance services. Monetising Data Assets. Privacy concerns: more data, more problems?

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When IoT means Internet of Threats

CGI

When IoT means Internet of Threats. The use of sensors and wireless communications is enabling information to be captured, transmitted and processed to solve problems and create opportunities in healthcare, utilities, manufacturing, insurance, transportation and many other sectors. Key considerations in securing IoT.

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#ModernDataMasters: Henrik Liliendahl, Chairman & CTO, Product Data Lake

Reltio

Product data looks very different depending on the product you are talking about and manufacturers see products very differently from the merchants. “On It is a bit like an advanced Dropbox where the manufacturers drop their data in and the merchants take it out.

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#ModernDataMasters: Sarit Bose, Cognizant

Reltio

There were certain limitations of doing things on an RDBMS and traditional storage – for example being dependent on storage, not being able to get the funds to continuously scale up processing, not being able to incorporate macroeconomic and social factors that impact decisions etc. . People are not going to remember you for that.”.

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#ModernDataMasters: Scott Taylor, “The Data Whisperer”

Reltio

For example you’re not going to get IoT to work across organisations and devices without having a common data structure. People forget than when you build big, ambitious things – ships, buildings or bridges for example – you need the nuts and bolts and you cannot build without them.

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