DEVELOPMENTS IN INTRUDER DETECTION AND PREVENTION PUSH FORWARD – WITH BLOCKCHAINS A FOCUS OF ATTACKERS AND SECURITY
March 1st, 2017
BIOMETRIC identification, use of blockchain technology to protect the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence and better surveillance of the deep and dark web will continue to influence intruder detection and prevention developments this year.
Accounting and auditing network Deloitte Global estimates that 40% of smartphones in the developed world will be using fingerprints as a personal security mechanism by the end of 2017. Biometric scanning technology has reached new levels of precision. Products such as US-based Qualcomm’s Sense ID technology ...
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