TECH TALK Figure 1: Source Countries of IoT Attacks (credit: F-Secure)


manufacturers often have support forums where others can guide you in this. YouTube is also a great resource, where others provide How-To videos on how set up your network(s) in such a manner.


5. Mobile security: Cyber attackers are targeting smartphones and tablets increasingly, and you must have some sort of protection for these devices. Besides security suites, you should also use a VPN (Virtual Private Network) when using any public Wi-Fi access


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point. Public Wi-Fi is notorious as a playground by which to find targets, and a VPN is your crucial defense in stymying attacks. VPN software enables a secure “tunnel” to a local network, which makes it much more challenging for anyone to snoop on such sessions and acquire login credentials for your IoT devices or other network devices (home or business computers, offline backups). Another is to stick to cellular access (if you do not have a VPN) since it is more secure in general. There are more steps to be taken in


securing networks in general, but we just tried to provide an essential to-do list here to get you started.


WHERE ARE ATTACKS


EMANATING FROM? F-Secure provided an interesting breakdown in their study mentioned


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