Flaws in industrial wireless IoT solutions can give attackers deep access into OT networks
Greater use of industrial cellular gateways and routers expose IIoT devices to attackers and increase the attack surface of OT networks.
Greater use of industrial cellular gateways and routers expose IIoT devices to attackers and increase the attack surface of OT networks.
The growth of the internet of things and connected devices are the biggest contributing factors to organisations’ expanding attack surfaces.
New data from Omdia shows that IoT deployments are on the rise, with a strong majority of companies already in the process of deploying IoT technology.
Edge Secured-core program validates IoT devices for specific security hardware and ensure users are running an OS with built-in security technology.
NTT has unveiled plans to help businesses advance progress against sustainability initiatives and reduce carbon footprint through a services-led IoT offering.
M1 has unveiled a strategic collaboration with Accenture to accelerate 5G adoption across the enterprise in Singapore, with the key sectors of maritime, energy and utilities and smart estates in sharp focus.
The enterprise IoT market grew by 22 per cent to a total of US$157.9 billion in 2021, despite some adverse conditions including labour and chip shortages.
NUS has joined forces with StarHub to embrace the potential of 5G and the Internet of Things amid plans to enhance smart campus innovation.
The author of a new report from Forrester says that the simultaneous growth of IoT and edge computing usage are interlinked.
Researchers have reported 14 vulnerabilities in the BusyBox userspace tool that's used in millions of embedded devices running Linux-based firmware.
Latest vulnerabilities in a key part of the networking stack threatens a major open source operating system, printers and medical IoT devices.
Cisco continues to expand customer cloud-neutral connectivity options, this time tying Edge Intelligence software with AWS' IoT cloud service.
Tech start-ups are capitalising on growing demand for tools in the world of big data, devops, cloud, mobility, IoT and cyber security.
Organisations are using Internet of Things sensors to monitor equipment performance and environmental conditions in data centres.
The enterprise infrastructure needed to support the 'new normal' will depend on the Internet of Things, digital twins, and immersive reality.