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Apple @ Work: IoT devices face security problems that must be addressed

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<p>If you work in the enterprise IT market, there is a word you are hearing all of the time. It’s IoT or Internet of Things. It’s an all-encompassing term to describe devices that are connected to the network that are not end-user devices. IoT devices in the enterprise could be commercial HVAC controllers (think Ecobee (https://amzn.to/2RLT4ak), but for commercial heating and air), commercial camera and DVR systems (an enterprise-grade version of something like Arlo (https://amzn.to/303vGYJ)), water fountain filter sensors, or connected paper towel dispensers that alert someone when they are close to being empty. All of these products look great on paper, but I am concerned about the security of the devices, their ability to be managed, and their ability to be upgraded.</p>
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