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Tenable has announced new enhancements to Tenable OT Security, with the aim of helping customers strengthen the security of their OT environments.

Claroty's research arm, Team82, has disclosed five vulnerabilities in NETGEAR's RAX30 routers they discovered at the Pwn2Own Toronto hacking competition.

Global smart home device shipments declined in 2022, with smart TVs experiencing the largest drop, according to IDC.

RTI launches the KX4 in-wall touch panel keypad, a powerful and cost-effective tool for smart office environments.

Microsoft has released its third edition of Cyber Signals, a regular cyber threat intelligence brief spotlighting security trends and insights.

Portnox has released the first cloud-native IoT security solution to help mid-market and enterprise businesses combat rising threats.

WatchGuard Technologies has launched its new Firebox M290, M390, M590, and M690 firewalls, offering increased security and performance for SMBs.

Swann's 4K Enforcer Kit, featuring security cameras with flashing lights and advanced features, has been honored at CES 2021.

The Firebox T Series appliances offer heightened HTTPS throughput, advanced security services, integrated SD-WAN, PoE and more.

Swann introduces the innovative Tracker Security Camera and the Enforcer Camera System, enhancing home and business security with cutting-edge features.

COVID-19 has reshaped consumer and enterprise behaviour, as revealed by ExtraHop's IoT device analysis, highlighting long-term security risks.

The valuation of the global industry has doubled since 2017, and is set to reach $158 billion in the next four years.

Amazon's Blink XT2 cameras were urgently patched after Tenable Research uncovered seven severe vulnerabilities, allowing full control and DDoS usage.

Cyberattacks on Internet of Things devices have surged, with 105 million attacks detected in H1 2019, according to Kaspersky.

Cyber-adversaries are becoming more sophisticated in their obfuscation and anti-analysis practices to avoid detection.

The security of smart home devices is once again under the spotlight this week, as two different device manufacturers come under fire for major vulnerabilities.

Princeton University researchers are examining if your smart home devices are safe or spying on you, offering a tool to measure privacy and security risks.

The explosive growth of cryptocurrency in 2018 catapulted coinmining malware incidents by 1,500%, reveals eSentire's Annual Threat Report.

In a comparison of 16 indoor and outdoor IP surveillance cameras, researchers found only one well-protected device.

The law was enforced in May but is still confusing to some colocation providers as to which requirements they must comply with.