Top IIoT Platform Trends Shaping Manufacturing in 2022
Much of what happened in 2021’s IIoT platform market was a reverberation of 2020’s events. This sets the stage for the IIoT platform trends we see emerging for 2022 and…
Cyberthreats targeting IoT won’t stop but robust, standards-based security offers some protection
According to Kaspersky, the number of attacks targeting IoT devices doubled from the second half of 2020 through the first six months of 2021. Much of this increase is due to the surge in work from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The new normal in IoT: What to expect in 2022
In these challenging times, normal is not normal anymore. But this is not necessarily bad. In 2021, many companies and organizations have scrambled to adapt to the COVID-19 crisis. Now,…
“Creating a system that is secure is not much more expensive than creating a system that is not”
A few weeks ago, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) issued a study defining guidelines for securing the supply chain for IoT. For cause, as there is still a…
“Detecting threats is important but being able to respond immediately is crucial”
The phrase “employees are the weakest link in cybersecurity” is still a common thought process, even among cybersecurity professionals. Yet is it still true or just a saying we should…
“Cellular connectivity helps you simplify your IoT project”
In the past, it was sometimes considered too expensive to connect devices over cellular networks. Specially, when low-cost alternatives were also available. Yet we know cheaper is not always better.
Workplaces disrupted: What does rethinking office spaces really mean
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is changing everything. Even our experiences of time and space. As mobility has become severely restricted by lockdown and quarantine constraints, and new home-office realities have…
“Data availability is a key issue to balance value on the supply chain”
The COVID-19 crisis has shone a spotlight on the fragility of people’s access to essential goods and services. As nations have instituted lockdowns to fight the virus, supply chains have…
“Healthcare will be everywhere from now on”
COVID-19 has forced the world to stop and reset. Now, as governments begin to look past the peak of the pandemic, industries push to resume operations, even if this doesn’t…
“We should reevaluate our social contracts”
As the days go by and blur together in this misnamed ‘New Normal’, a picture is emerging of the kind of society we need to live and thrive in a…