MarketScale September 6, 2023
James Kent

If the U.S. wants to accelerate adoption, looking at IoT in Healthcare and untapped areas of potential may be the perfect place to start.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recently called for feedback on the progress of a federal working group dedicated to the strategic pillars of Internet of Things (IoT) technology. Established by Congress in 2020, this group’s mission is to provide actionable recommendations to the Federal government, promoting the seamless integration of IoT technologies. Their focus extends beyond mere adoption, delving into IoT’s safe and secure utilization, protecting critical infrastructure, and fortifying Federal systems against IoT-related cyber threats. With a deadline set for September 25, NIST’s “Preliminary Update from the Internet of Things Federal Working...

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