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Too Many Devices?! Scaling Operations to Secure and Manage xIoT Devices

As IoT and OT devices continue to explode in number—reaching tens of billions of endpoints—the challenge of managing and securing them has become monumental. Traditional IT devices are managed at a small scale, with about 100 devices per IT personnel, but how do organizations scale that approach to untold numbers of IoT, OT, and IoMT devices, many of which have historically been unknown, unmonitored, and unmanaged? In this episode of Phosphorus LIVE, the “device-obsessed” James McCarthy kicks things off with the latest from the xIoT News Desk with a story about a vulnerability found in the cars of a major international automobile manufacturer. Then, host Mike Huckaby dives into what it takes to secure and manage IoT and OT devices across an organization—and across the globe. We cover topics like scaling operations, the role of automation, and the critical steps to bringing all xIoT devices under control. If you’re grappling with the challenge of securing the growing number of devices in your organization, this is the episode for you. This video is part of the Phosphorus LIVE series of webcasts. Every other Thursday, join our hosts for informational and candid discussions aimed at simplifying the world of xIoT and talking about real-world situations, the worst xIoT offenders, and the state of current threats that cybersecurity and IoT/OT leaders face today. Get it on your calendar over at https://okt.to/cGv8d0. Follow Phosphorus for more on xIoT security management from discovery to remediation at https://okt.to/pl8O4i.

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