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Avast CEO Vince Steckler to explore the dangers of using smart devices whose security isn't smart enough, putting your personal data at risk, at Collision 2017.
Dismissing IoT device threats in the “internet of everything” world is easy. But privacy and personal data loss isn’t science fiction, so don’t fall victim.
Using only secure Wi-Fi hotspots will keep you safe. Right? Not in the Internet of Things era, when every device connected to those networks introduces risk.
Avast’s Vince Steckler showcased IoT threats and spoke about the importance of securing devices to protect consumers at GSMA’s Enabling IoT Security conference.
Cybercrooks could easily watch people in private and public spaces via webcams, stream the video directly to the internet, or turn the device into a bot.
Avast’s CEO, Vince Steckler, will address security threats to the Internet of Things at Mobile World Congress 2017.
Avast 2017 is designed to combat today’s most prevalent threats such as ransomware and unsecured IoT home devices.
In 2017, the sophistication of the technology, strategies, and methods employed by cybercriminals will continue at an accelerated rate.
Tools developed to create, acquire, and distribute data can also be used to gain influence, monitor, and persecute. These uses are two sides of the same coin.
Thousands of Telekom customers in Germany have been knocked offline due to a cyber attack targeting routers.
A botnet comprised of network-connected household devices took down a well known security blog. Does it have the potential to break the internet?
Avast Home Network Security scans a user’s home network and routers for potential security issues.
Avast CEO, Vince Steckler, is part of a security expert roundtable discussing cybersecurity in our everyday lives.
