Setting a standard for the security of devices connected to the Internet of Things.

Our Q&A blog series, ioXt Intelligence, features interviews about current IoT security topics and the future of IoT security with thought leaders and influencers across the IoT industry.

Our new Q&A blog series, ioXt Intelligence, features interviews about current IoT security topics and the future of IoT security with thought leaders and influencers across the IoT industry.

Through collaboration, buy-in of harmonized standards, and the exchange of data and best practices, the industry can contain risks and create a bright future for IoT.

The Internet of Things industry's lack of cybersecurity standards is nothing new. We’ve been at this for years. However, with the number of devices expected to surpass 25.4 billion by 2030, and given the recent increase in cyberattacks and threats, it’s clear the situation has risen to crisis levels.

ioXt Alliance is fortunate to collaborate with forward-thinking leaders and innovative influencers across the IoT industry. As often as possible, we sit down with one of these execs to talk about the future of cybersecurity and other topics that matter most to the Alliance for our new Q&A blog series, ioXt Intelligence.

From cybersecurity certifying top global manufacturers and brands like TikTok to partnering with government agencies like National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), ioXt Alliance is fortunate to collaborate with leaders and influencers involved in the IoT industry.

Apps play an increasingly important role in everyday life, from managing your finances to catching up with friends and family.

As companies adapt to the work-from-home era, the technologies and the way they purchase products will also adapt.

Recently, Apple announced a new feature that will let users scan their driver’s licenses, as well as house and car keys, and save it to their iPhones.

You’ll soon be able to store your ID on an iPhone, but the move is raising eyebrows among some privacy experts.