Internet of threats cybersecurity measures in the IoT landscape

Digital technologies are revolutionising the manufacturing industry. Products can be scaled up and solutions used to drive operational efficiencies, improve safety and asset efficiencies. Smart and efficient are the new hallmarks of manufacturing. Various technologies are driving the digitisation of the manufacturing value chain. This has facilitated integrated product development right from ideat

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Spin-offs that have emerged from research carried out at BSC have already created 93 high-skilled job posts, and an investment of 2,5M Euros. They offer advanced services in such diverse areas as biomedicine, aerospace and automobile industries’ security, and quantum computing. These constitution operations have entailed the transfer of 23 BSC technologies, as well as others from diverse researc

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Let’s play the analogy game. The Internet of Things (IoT) is probably going end up being like a box of chocolates, because you never do know what you are going to get? a big bowl of spaghetti with a serious lack of meatballs? Whatever it is, the IoT should have network folks worried about security. Of course, there is the problem of IoT devices being attached to random places on the network, exfil

The Internet of Things (IoT) is already all around us. Online devices have become essential in industries from manufacturing and healthcare to agriculture and environmental management, not to mention our own homes. Digital consulting firm Ovum estimates that by 2022 Australian homes will host more than 47 million IoT devices, and the value of the global market will exceed US$1 trillion.

Details vague, but ambitions cover 5G, security of comms infrastructure and sharing RD India has signalled it will sign up to a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United Kingdom, covering “cooperation in the field of Telecommunications/Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs)."…

Cado Security, a London startup building a cloud-native cyber forensics and response platform, has closed a $1.5 million seed round led by Silicon Valley’s Ten Eleven Ventures. Founded this year, the company will use the funding to expand its development team in the UK. Finding the root cause of security incidents in cloud or container [] The post Cado Security raises $1.5 million to develop cyber