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Internet of Things Security Defending Connected Devices More devices connect to the internet every day, and that growth brings new risks. Smart speakers, cameras, and appliances can expose your home to hackers if their security is weak. The good news is you can lower risk with simple, repeatable steps. This article outlines practical ideas to defend connected devices, from setup to ongoing maintenance. The goal is clear: keep devices safe without slowing you down. ...

Internet of Things: Connecting the Physical and Digital Worlds IoT is a network of everyday objects that can sense, talk, and act. It links devices, people, and software so data can move between the real world and digital tools. The goal is simple: improve comfort, save time, and help decisions with real-time information. How it works Sensors and devices collect data such as temperature, motion, or location. A gateway or Wi‑Fi connects devices to a network, sending data to the cloud or a local server. Software analyzes the information and can trigger actions, send alerts, or store insights for later review. Everyday examples ...

IoT Security: Protecting Connected Devices IoT devices power many parts of daily life, from smart speakers and cameras to sensors in offices and homes. They connect to the internet and to each other, which adds convenience but also risk. Many devices ship with default passwords, limited update options, or weak data protection. A single flaw can give an attacker control over a device, spread to other gadgets, or expose personal information you thought was private. Good security starts with simple, steady habits. ...