I have often written about the insurance industry and its effect on the cyber technology market.

Additionally, I have been involved in securing the Internet of Things (IoT), particularly medical devices, for the past few years. Those two worlds have now intersected in an odd, disturbing way.

One of the largest cyber insurance conferences, the Advisen Cyber Risk Insights Conference, was held recently in New York. At the same time, the Security of Things forum was being held in Washington D.C. What is the connection between these two areas? Aggregation. 

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