Keeping Safe with Smart Devices

Tyler Holland, Chief Operating Officer, En-Trak

11-Oct-18 10:00

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There’s a plethora of smart devices in the market currently that showcases its connectivity and ease of operations. While these devices may help you with a variety of challenges but they come with great risks. We speak to Tyler Holland, COO at En-Trak, on why these devices are a risk and how to best adopt a smart device in your home and office.

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu

Presented by: Jeff Sandhu

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Categories: Markets, Technology, Tech, Medical Innovation and Technology

Tags: tech talk, smart device, internet of things, iot, artificial intelligence, ai, artificial intelligence ai,

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