Protect & Improve Your Business: Top 5 Best Practices for Connected Devices - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

IoT devices are increasingly connected to conventional IT infrastructures, to improve operational efficiencies and ease of remote management. IT leaders are now responsible for connecting doctors, nurses, patients, and medical devices, or enabling financial advisors on the road, to deliver services to their clients. From enabling services via remote mobile devices, to managing IP-connected cameras on-premises at the same time, running this new converged IT ecosystem, that includes Operational Technology (OT), can be a daunting task. Especially when your attack surface has now dramatically expanded. According to Verizon's 2017 Data Breach Investigations Report, a total of 51% of data breaches affected either financial services businesses (24%), healthcare organizations (15%), or public sector entities (12%). With the rise in data breaches in these industries, and the responsibility to manage this connected ecosystem, how do you protect your business from attacks targeting connected devices? Furthermore, how do you do this without the budget to build and staff a full-fledged Security Operations Center (SOC)? Join us to discover: - The top 5 best practices you can adopt to improve your overall security posture - How you can equip your business with the security capabilities of a large enterprise at a fraction of their costs