Palo Alto - IoT Threat Report 2020

Recent estimates put enterprise IoT devices at roughly 30% of all network-connected endpoints. As more and more IoT devices flood your networks, you start to see why securing all these new devices is so important. To assess the current state of the IoT threat landscape, the Palo Alto Unit 42 threat intelligence and IoT security experts analysed security incidents throughout 2018 and 2019 across 1.2 million IoT devices in the U.S. Their findings, collected in the new 2020 Unit 42 IoT Threat Report, focus on:

Today’s IoT threat landscape.
Which IoT devices are most susceptible to compromise and why.
Next steps you can take to immediately reduce IoT risk in your environment.

Read the report to better understand the scope of the risks to your enterprise and the steps you can take to develop an effective IoT strategy that prepares your business for the long term.

Palo Alto - IoT Threat Report 2020

98%

of all IoT device traffic is unencrypted.

57%

of IoT devices are vulnerable to
medium- or high-severity attacks

83%

of medical imaging devices are running on unsupported operating systems.

Palo Alto - IoT Threat Report 2020

98%

of all IoT device traffic is unencrypted.

57%

of IoT devices are vulnerable tomedium- or high-severity attacks

83%

of medical imaging devices are running on unsupported operating systems.

of IoT devices are vulnerable to
medium- or high-severity attacks