The IoT storm... Will we survive the coming deluge?
summary
Claims that IoT scales from ~16 billion in 2016 to ~85 billion devices and ~127 devices per second, with 75% of new cars connected by 2023 and healthcare IoT spend near $140B by 2024. Demonstrates a proof‑of‑concept internet‑originated attack on a power station. Recommends automated discovery, per‑device risk scoring and real‑time policy enforcement, plus device runtime protection via nanoagents that block memory corruption and shell injection, deployed from cloud to local fog using Infini 2.0 portal and data diodes.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction to IoT storm
- 1:43Explosive growth of IoT devices
- 3:50IoT in critical infrastructure
- 6:36AI and big data challenges
- 8:19Public internet attack proof
- 9:52Key challenges in IoT security
- 12:42Legacy solutions limitations
- 13:25Building IoT-aware solutions
- 14:07Discovery and risk analysis
- 16:13Device-level vulnerabilities
- 17:56Risk scoring and policies
- 19:23Logging and forensics benefits
- 20:45Nanoagents for runtime protection
- 21:49Real-world IoT attack impacts
- 22:31Deployment and integration
- 24:16Demo of IoT security portal
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