Daily Archives: July 11, 2022

By Emily Newton, Editor-in-Chief at Revolutionized Magazine Wearable technology has become a familiar part of everyday life. These items have thrived in consumer segments and are starting to break into commercial markets, too. Wearables in the workplace are becoming increasingly common. As many as 21% of American adults regularly wear a […]

Best Practices for Wearables in the Workplace You Need to ...

This entry was posted in Guest Contributor IoT on July 11, 2022 by Editorial Staff

By Cate Orlina at SafetyCulture Biometric data collection is collecting fingerprints, palm prints, iris scans, and facial recognition to verify a person’s identity. Digital biometric data has been around since the early 1990s and can be applied to almost any aspect of daily life. Biometric technology has grown exponentially in […]

Biometric Data Collection Today: Where We Are, and Where We’re ...

This entry was posted in Biometrics Guest Contributor and tagged SafetyCulture on July 11, 2022 by Editorial Staff

By Zachary Amos, Features Editor at ReHack There isn’t just one Internet of Things — there are many. A soft-drink factory might have its own IoT, while a high-rise office building might have another. Residences might have one, too. The most visible IoT innovations — smart lighting, appliances, and sensors — […]

As IoT Expands Into Retail, Cybersecurity Risks Rise

This entry was posted in Cybersecurity Guest Contributor IoT and tagged ReHack on July 11, 2022 by Editorial Staff

By Pratik Kirve, Team Lead – Content Writing at Allied Market Research The cybersecurity scenario is changing year after year. Every year presents new challenges and opportunities. This year is no exception and a few trends are taking place to ensure the security of devices, systems, and networks. With cyber-criminals […]

Five Key Cybersecurity Trends Taking Place in 2022

This entry was posted in Cybersecurity Guest Contributor Industry Trends and tagged Allied Market Research on July 11, 2022 by Editorial Staff

Illuminating the intersection of physical and cyber security