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Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has formally declared U.S. and Israeli-linked banks and economic centers as legitimate targets. With a simultaneous destructive attack on Stryker Medical destroying 200,000 systems, every CISO protecting critical infrastructure needs to treat this week as a turning point.
Iraq went dark. Iran hit 1% connectivity. When the power grid falls, smart cities become dumb targets. Here's the pattern emerging from the 2026 conflict — and what it means for IoT-dependent enterprises.
Iran just struck a Bahrain desalination plant. The US hit one in Iran. Meanwhile, IRGC-linked hackers have been inside American water systems since 2023. Here's what the 2026 war means for water infrastructure security.
Machine learning is revolutionizing how enterprises protect Industrial IoT environments. Discover how AI-driven intrusion detection is defending OT/IT convergence, enabling real-time anomaly detection, and integrating with platforms like Forescout and Netskope.
Machine identities are exploding faster than IT teams can manage them. As IoT devices flood enterprise networks, certificate management has become the silent crisis threatening zero trust architectures and operational security.
Your smart building systems shouldn't share a network with your financial data. Here's how to implement IoT segmentation that actually works in enterprise environments.
Recent breaches at automotive plants, food processors, and pharmaceutical manufacturers reveal a consistent pattern of IIoT security failures. Here are the lessons every industrial security team needs to apply before the next incident.
A comprehensive guide to smart city surveillance technologies, regulations, and privacy rights.
Smart offices are transparent in ways their occupants don't realize. This statistical deep dive exposes the real numbers behind access control failures, WiFi leakage into public spaces, and the physical social engineering attacks that security teams consistently underestimate.
AI has fundamentally changed the IoT threat landscape. Self-learning botnets, polymorphic malware, and AI-powered reconnaissance have made enterprise smart devices 10x more dangerous in 2026 than they were two years ago.
The $4.5 trillion IT/OT convergence is creating the largest cybersecurity blind spot in business history. When industrial control systems meet enterprise IT networks, the attack surface explodes — and most organizations aren't ready.
2026 brings a wave of new IoT regulations — from the EU Cyber Resilience Act to the US IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Act. Here's what every business needs to comply with, and what the penalties look like for those that don't.