Cybersecurity Risks Associated with Tech Wear Highlighted by Check Point

As the fashion industry embraces technological innovations to enhance garment comfort and functionality, experts at Check Point Software Technologies are raising alarms about potential cybersecurity risks. The rising trend of techwear—clothing integrated with smart features such as waterproof materials, LED lighting, and smartphone-controlled elements—comes with vulnerabilities that could be exploited by cybercriminals. Peter Kovalcik, a regional director at Check Point, emphasizes that smart clothing often gathers sensitive personal data, making it a target for hackers who could manipulate features or invade privacy through GPS, microphones, or cameras. He advises consumers to carefully choose reputable manufacturers to safeguard their data, underscoring the need for vigilance in an era where fashion meets technology.

Cybersecurity Risks Associated with Tech Wear Highlighted by Check Point

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