GRAYHAT

Cybercriminals can infiltrate organizational systems; thus, there is no one size fit all for IoT solutions. Currently, businesses lack sufficient operational cybersecurity principles to successfully mitigate unpredictable IoT cyberattacks on a fluid cyber landscape. New emergent cybersecurity technologies are being developed and researched; however, steps must be taken to ensure that security process are appropriately verified. Such that, addressing effectiveness and stability factors that directly provide power infrastructure, healthcare, and financial systems standardization and protection of IoT systems. Security professionals must transcend current IoT paradigm challenges consisting of old anti-coagulated legacy IoT devices causing barriers that must be infused with new and emergent solutions. It is imperative that as a nation we do our part to protect protect our digital IoT footprint to mitigate vulnerabilities and establish authentic strategies to dynamically detect compromised devices from exploitation.