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Georgia Tech opens IoT center, promises work on security, trust

Georgia Tech has opened a center for the development and application of Internet of Things technologies. In addition to technical aspects, the center promises focus on ethics, privacy, trust, regulation, and policy.

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This entry was posted in IT Risk Management and tagged ethics, iot, policy, privacy, trust on March 11, 2014 by admin.

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