IoT made easy: 6 options for local government
When it comes to incorporating internet-of-things technology into public services, it is not always the high-priced initiatives that have the most impact on residents.
High demand for IoT regulation, survey finds
More than nine out of 10 respondents supported some IoT security regulation.
The quiet threat inside 'internet of things' devices
The growth of unsecured devices such as industrial sensors, webcams, televisions and other smart home devices is leading to a growing disruptive capability.
Computing steps closer to the network's edge
Edge computing offers the ability to conduct real-time analytics with less latency and greater scalability.
What you need to know about California's IoT security legislation
Some frequently asked questions (and answers) about California's new law to secure connected devices.
Can smartphone data deliver better traffic stats?
The Federal Highway Administration is considering using passively collected data from smartphones and GPS signals to help it make sense of daily traffic volumes.
Protecting critical internet infrastructure from IoT device risks
Agencies must be proactive and have measures in place to protect against potentially vulnerable devices introduced into their networks.
Breaking down the barriers to an IoT-enabled government
Because the internet of things represents real and concrete risks, it’s time to accelerate progress toward a more orchestrated security framework so the government can tap into its many unique advantages.
Denver builds out sensor network at schools
The network could help the city better understand the link between air quality and asthma.
30 years ago, the world’s first cyberattack set the stage for modern cybersecurity challenges
The Morris worm set the stage for the crucial, and potentially devastating, vulnerabilities in what has been called the coming internet of everything.
Getting smart about road inspections
South Bend, Ind., turned to vehicle-mounted cameras and machine learning to better monitor the health of its roadways.
Using sensors to understand temperature’s effect on the supply chain
A sensor network monitors the temperature of medicine at various points of the supply chain, from the truck to the warehouse.
An IoT safety net for misguided drivers
Arizona's Department of Transportation has connected sensors, cameras and a central command center to warn both wayward drivers and the nearby motorists the might endanger.
Better medicine for the battlefield and the disaster zone
The Office of Naval Research has developed mobile system to dramatically multiply the number a casualties a responder can monitor.
Save the whales, with real-time data
NOAA now delivers near-instant updates on the location of endangered whales to warn off ships in their vicinity.
Spray-on antennas unlock communication of the future
Wearable monitors, flexible smart clothes, industrial sensors and medical sensors will be much more effective if their antennas are lightweight and flexible.
17 reasons not to trust IoT … yet
The National Institute of Standards and Technology has issued a draft report listing 17 "technical concerns" that can undermine trust in internet-of-things products and services.
Smart city projects, surveillance drive IoT growth
Spending on internet-of-things technologies and services worldwide is expected to reach more than $2 billion by 2023.
5 use cases for smart city IoT
A new white paper from Georgia Tech dives into IoT technology for municipal services, utilities, public safety, transportation and health care.
Citizen engagement and public service in the era of the IoT
The internet of things is amplifying the number and variety of touchpoints available to reach citizens and giving municipalities access to data that can help shape service offerings.
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