IoT Liability – Who’s Responsible?

April 14, 2017 CyberCecurity 3 Comments

When your Internet connected baby monitor fails you probably whine. You may complain to the manufacturer or the store where you bought it. Or, you may just buy a new one. But if that IoT device is your car, well, that could be a bit more complicated. If you buy a used car and the […]

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Buying A Smart Home – Food For Thought

October 27, 2015 CyberCecurity Leave a comment

In the world of a connected home (or any other building), when you sell it or buy it, you need to consider the security and privacy implications. Does the former owner still have access to the security cameras? HVAC? Alarm system? Are the smart devices not so smart anymore? Have they EVER been patched? Are […]

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