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Companies look to colleges, high schools and even nascent hackers to create a new pipeline of future security experts.

The message was clear at this year's Black Hat conference: The "culture," for lack of a better term, of security must change, or society faces living in a world of perpetual cyber-risk.

IT leaders could be dangerously underestimating the security risks posed by IoT, according to new research from Trend Micro. The security vendor polled 1150 IT and security decision-makers in the UK, Germany, the US, Japan and France.

Companies are still leaving basic security flaws and points of entry wide open for hackers to exploit.

With more than 3,500 researchers worldwide, 3,500 vulnerabilities discovered and publicly disclosed, and more than $15m paid to researchers to date, Trend Micro’s Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) is one of the world’s largest supplier-agnostic bug bounty programme.