Forgotten, unmanaged, and unpatched: How IoT devices are the door to bigger problems
Dr. Elisa Costante, vice president of research at Forescout Technologies, explains to Tonya Hall why the healthcare sector is so impacted by TCP/IP vulnerabilities.
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