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January 12, 2016

Who really owns your Internet of Things data? | ZDNet

In a world where more and more objects are coming online and vendors are getting involved in the supply chain, how can you keep track of what's yours and what's not? Sourced through Scoop.it from: www.zdnet.com Ownership of the IoT data is complicated, as with any

December 3, 2015

Decentralized Systems Whitepaper – Apptimate

Secure distributed and decentralized systems made simple with point-2-point encrypted communication Sourced through Scoop.it from: apptimate.io A new whitepaper from Apptimate. The IT and communication landscape is changing rapidly. The traditional private network infrastructure is broken up by technologies like mobility, clouds, and Internet of Things (IoT).

November 16, 2015

Research Library – CTOvision.com

The CTOvision Research Library is curated by our analysts into categories of Analytics, Big Data, Cloud Computing, Cyber Security, Government, Intelligence, Mobility, Strategy. Do you have research you would like to share with the community? Tell us about it here. For more insights into these

June 8, 2015

Android cryptography tools for beginners – Developer Economics

Mobile applications draw the attention of hackers more and more each day because they have something that the attackers want: user data. Hard-coded secret keys, personal information stored in plain text on SD cards, usernames and passwords found unencrypted in databases, analytics collected and sent

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