Securing the internet of things means using markets, not mandates

A surprising number of everyday devices are now connected to the internet. And it's not just your Amazon Echo or Google Home; it may be your thermostat, your car, or even your toaster. These devices, and many more like them, make up the "internet of things" (IoT). Though new, these devices are proving quite useful to businesses and consumers. However, the proliferation of billions of new connected devices also presents novel security threats that demand serious attention.