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Overview
The Internet of Things is a core part of the Fourth Industrial Revolution where ubiquitous electronic objects are equipped with identifying, sensing and Internet communication abilities which enable massive scale of data collection and processing to accomplish previously unforeseen objectives. As is usually the case, technology presents opportunities but requires counsel to navigate, or possibly create, the legal framework to allow IoT to achieve its potential, while preserving individual, societal rights and improving lives and the planet.
What You Will Learn
- How Autonomous vehicles are navigating the Road and Cyberspace
- Why utilizing (i.e. licensing) open source software cannot be an afterthought
- Best practices from regulated healthcare devices on and under the skin
- The complexity with cybersecurity and privacy for little IoT devices creating big risks
- Avoiding litigation, liability and loss (insurance)