<p>In RIOT Control, security experts from McAfee discuss how the Internet of Things (IoT) “flips? the current internet with de-centralized, uncontrolled elements driving massive data from the ends into central servers and the cloud, rather than the other way around. Some estimates suggest that every human being will soon be surrounded by 1,000 to 5,000 connected objects – eventually, 100 trillion static or moving objects – which makes for a complex system, prone to unexpected behaviors. As various industry domains rush to adopt IoT technologies, they need guidance on IoT-ready security and risk management practices to ensure system availability and security.</p> <p> This book explains IoT risk in terms of project requirements, business needs, and system designs that include endpoints, network connectivity, and cloud-based data centers. Understand the threats and vulnerabilities of the IoT, as well as performance metrics at the enterprise level. In recommending emerging techniques, the authors provide insight to help judge which are best according to specific risks and organizational needs under consideration. Multiple case studies span several chapters to better illustrate the business, operational, and technical risks inherent in IoT deployments.</p><ul><li>Explains sources of risk across IoT architectures: endpoints, network, and cloud-based data centers</li><li>Includes multiple case studies threaded through several chapters covering business, operational, and technical risk issues</li><li>Offers insight from Intel (McAfee) insiders about emerging tools and techniques for real-world IoT systems</li></ul>