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It’s Not Just Twitter’s Problem: What Insurers Need to Know about DDoS and the Snake in the IoT Garden of Eden

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2016/10/24

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  • Thanks for  the insights, Donald.  I have been thinking that we may have become too casual with the connected applications (I posted on risks to autonomous vehicles recently http://insurance-canada.ca/blog/2016/10/16/following-closely-cyberrisk-and-self-driving-cars/), and your thoughts help to reinforce the importance of understanding the risks throughout the chain .

    In your post, you made mention that the availbility of systems "may drop below acceptable levels".  Do you know if there are standards for these levels and how they might be measured in the IoT world?