MWC Barcelona 2024: The IoT Future Connected or Exposed feat. floLIVE, Check Point, Rohde & Schwarz

View the Mobile World Congress (MWC) Barcelona 2024 event, organized by the GSMA (www.gsma.com/g..., where they discuss whether the IoT future creates opportunities or exposure.
Hosting this event is Dr. Anna Mare Mandalari and three panelists; Ken Wells (floLIVE - www.crunchbase..., Antoinette Hodes (Check Point) and Anne Stephen (Rohde & Schwarz).
In the rapidly expanding landscape of the Internet of Things (IoT), cybersecurity stands as a paramount concern. With an increasing number of interconnected devices, ranging from smart home appliances to industrial sensors, the attack surface for malicious actors widens. Vulnerabilities in IoT devices can expose sensitive data, compromise privacy, and lead to physical harm in critical systems.
As the IoT ecosystem grows, industry stakeholders must prioritize cybersecurity measures, fostering collaboration and standardization to fortify defenses against evolving cyber threats in this interconnected realm. Otherwise, the connected future might be too exposed.
During the event our panelist discuss:
- How device volume increases threat level and what it looks like.
- How the integration of IoT impacts security and privacy. Ken explains how floLIVE possesses its own infrastructure and therefore gains direct network access, control, connectivity, access real-time events and troubleshoot ahead of time for seamless device performance, making sure devices are secure at all times, meeting all the requirements.
- The general public's understanding of the privacy and security implications of IoT and how we need to adapt security to the threat level.
- The different approaches and tools to unified IoT security. Ken talks about floLIVE’s tools in preventing and securing threats.
- Regulations, standards and ethical implications, the panelists discuss the challenges IoT introduces and how to prioritize privacy and security.
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