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What business owners need to know about cyber risk from wearable devices

The use of smart glasses and watches, as well as other devices designed to be worn, is going to boom in the next few years. And they'll put your networks at risk if you aren't careful.

By Rosalie L. Donlon | Updated on August 16, 2016

When you think of “wearable technology,” activity trackers are generally the first item to come to mind.

But there are many more types of wearable technology that all organizations, especially smaller ones, are starting to integrate into their daily operations, explains Kirstin Simonson, CPCU, ARM, AU, ASLI, second vice president for Travelers Global Technology, based in Minneapolis.

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