One of the hardest challenges of securing a network has been the explosion of Internet of Things devices in recent years. People entering the workplace today come with not just a cell phone, but a whole host of Internet enabled devices that could pose a security risk. One of the biggest concerns is that in the quest to get things "connected" instead of asking *if* a device should be connected, the race is on to *get* it connected. If you happen to have any Samsung devices in your house, including appliances, you may have noticed this trend... Internet-enabled dishwasher, anyone? What's even more scary is that in some cases, the password for the devices is hard-coded into the device and can not be changed!

Go do some research and provide three URL links for Internet of Things devices you would not have expected to exist. Using the content from Chapter 10 explain what sort of security appliances you would use to secure a network infrastructure against these devices potentially being compromised. How would you deploy the device to make things more secure