San Francisco, CA – November 25, 2014-- PubNub, the leading Data Stream Network, today announced that Todd Greene, founder & CEO, will present “The Top 10 Challenges in Securing IoT Communications” at the Internet of Things (IoT) World Forum 2014, November 25-26, in London at the Millenium Gloucester Hotel. Attendees will learn more about the security and authentication risks that reside within communications among devices and servers and will leave with a checklist that outlines the requirements for creating a ubiquitous, secure, bi-directional communication protocol for the IoT.
“Current security assumptions for the Internet – firewalls, proxy servers, content screening, anti-virus software – are unfortunately not applicable for the IoT,” said Todd Greene, Founder and CEO of PubNub. “Based on successful deployments of several leading IoT companies, I will share a framework for creating a new ecosystem for security on a device-by-device basis that has the equivalent of intrusion detection, antivirus, encryption and anti denial of service.”
What: Todd Greene, Founder & CEO, PubNub, to present “The Top 10 Challenges in Securing IoT Communications” at the IoT World Forum
When: Tuesday, November 25, 2014, 1:45 pm
Where: Millennium Gloucester Hotel, London. For more information about the IoT World Forum, please visit: http://iotinternetofthingsconference.com
About PubNub:
The PubNub Data Stream Network provides the cloud infrastructure and key building blocks for realtime apps that scale globally to any device. PubNub enables realtime experiences such as group chat, live dashboards and streams, presence, collaboration, second-screen synchronization, Internet of Things/machine-to-machine signaling, and more. PubNub’s simple API delivers scalable, reliable realtime interactivity across mobile, browser, desktop and server, and supports over 60 environments including iOS, Android and JavaScript. With traffic distributed across 15 datacenters worldwide, PubNub currently powers thousands of realtime apps and streams over three million messages per second to over 200 million devices each month, all while adhering to 99.999% SLAs.