Tag: privacy

NEWSBYTE US fitness giant Under Armour, which owns the MyFitnessPal application and community, has announced that the usernames, email addresses, and hashed passwords of...

GDPR poses complex challenges to IoT programmes and networks. Kate O'Flaherty presents Internet of Business' 10-point plan to protect your organisation – and, most...

Consumers want organisations to give them more control over their personal information as the Internet of Things (IoT) grows and connected devices harvest masses...

As the Internet of Things rises, the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has published its first technology strategy. The document outlines an eight-point, four-year...

Tel Aviv startup Vayyar Imaging is developing radar sensing for residential and commercial environments. The technology can accurately build a picture of 3D spaces in...

Blockchain offers a radical alternative to the data ownership war by creating a public data marketplace, says Lawrence Lundy, head of research at Outlier...

Google is to absorb smart devices vendor Nest into its internal hardware team, in a reversal of previous strategy. Google's head of hardware, Rick Osterloh,...

A report from security firm Forescout suggests that business executives are increasingly anxious about IoT security. Forescout's survey, conducted on the company's behalf by analysts...

How is the EU's ePrivacy Regulation, a companion law to GDPR, likely to impact the IoT industry? David Meyer reports.  The European Union's ePrivacy Regulation,...

More than two-thirds (69 percent) of US and UK consumers are concerned about the security of their personal data with Internet of Things (IoT)...

IoB Insiders: Adam Leach, director of research and development at Nominet, explores the proliferation of drones, the challenges this brings and why a drone register...

This summer, Devon and Cornwall Police, UK, are set to launch the first 24-hour drone unit to assist with crime fighting. The 'flying squad', as...