These days, everything is connected to the internet. Whether it’s your car, your light bulbs, your microwave, your pacemaker, or your cochlear implant, it’s all being run and dictated by the internet.
And with that brings a whole new set of concerns.
Where you used to just have to worry about keeping your bank account secure, or your home wifi network secure, now all of a sudden you have to worry about your car or your pacemaker being hacked?

How do we even go about categorizing all the IoT devices, and how do we protect them?

On this episode of Virtual CISO, I chat with Aaron Guzman, who in addition to being the Product Security Lead at Cisco Meraki, is also the Project Lead for the IOT Security Verification Standard (ISVS) at the OWASP Foundation. And if that wasn’t enough, he’s the author of a number of books on IoT, including IoT Penetration Testing Cookbook.
He was kind enough to talk about: - OWASP - What the ISVS is - Who ISVS is intended for - And, how ISVS is categorized
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