“Having governance in place that would have automatically forced an organization to move to new versions of firmware could also help the situation.”

John Gallagher · Earley AI Podcast · Earley AI Podcast - Episode 101: IoT and OT Security, How AI Erased Security Through Obscurity, and What Organizations Need to Do Now with John Gallagher

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Implement governance policies that automatically require firmware updates to move devices to a stable, compliant version

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