Design NewsFrom Design NewsAll TechnologyHow Hacking Insulin Pump Demonstrates Security Danger of Internet of ThingsBack in 2011, security researcher Jay Radcliffe hacked into his own insulin pump, demonstrating how a remote user could potentially deliver a fatal dose of insulin to an unsuspecting diabetic. It was a dramatic way to show the medical device industry how insecurity of devices could lead to life-threatening situations.January 15, 2016Global Supply Chain ManagementManufacturing and Conflict MineralsTin, tungsten, tantalum and gold, also known as 3TG, are essential for manufacturing in a number industries, including electronics, jewelry, industrial manufacturing, automotive and aerospace.July 30, 2015Business Strategy AlignmentYou Can't Avoid Responsibility for Cyber Security Breaches for LongAre top executives getting a pass on cyber security responsibility? Eric Anderholm, CEO of Sergeant Laboratories, a cyber security firm, believes so. He notes that when the CIO is asked what happened after a breach, the answer is usually, "We don't know." Anderholm notes that answer is often viewed as acceptable, particularly when the CEO is loath to admit that he or she wouldn't understand the clear answer.May 1, 2015All TechnologyTrue Innovation Lost by Applying Conventional Values to 3D TechnologyA mentor often repeated this: "If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always gotten." Product designers who are working with 3D printing design, development and manufacturing should take heed. Design the way you've always designed, and you won't get anything out of 3D printing that's different from what you've always gotten before 3D printing.February 10, 2015Page 1 of 1
