Embracing DevSecOps with Automated Software Binary Security
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Embracing DevSecOps with Automated Software Binary Security

DevOps came about with the understanding that software development and information technology operations work together to improve deployment frequency, while maintaining service stability. In this process, security was not often part of an original build, but rather “bolted on” afterwards. The new (and better) thinking is DevSecOps, which removes security from its silo and incorporates […]

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MQTT and CoAP: Security and Privacy Issues in IoT and IIoT Communication Protocols
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MQTT and CoAP: Security and Privacy Issues in IoT and IIoT Communication Protocols

As billions of devices join industrial networks, the communication protocols that connect them become prime targets for cyberattacks. MQTT and CoAP are two of the most widely deployed messaging protocols in IoT and IIoT environments, yet each carries distinct security and privacy vulnerabilities that operations teams must understand and mitigate. In this IIoT World explainer, […]

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Industrial IoT Vision & Investment Guidelines
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Industrial IoT Vision & Investment Guidelines

A connected factory, a robotic arm, and a power drill walk into a bar. The bartender asks them for data. All three start yelling at the same time. The bartender walks out. The next day, his body is found in a trough of disillusionment outside the old Gartner place. The data wars had begun…Today, the rush […]

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Two sides of IT vs. OT Security and ICS Security Operations
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Two sides of IT vs. OT Security and ICS Security Operations

People, Process, & Technology on Two sides of the Same CoinWho should perform the security of the operations technology (OT) and industrial control system (ICS) in any given company? This is a question I commonly get, which is based on a need to identify the proper structure, governance, staffing, tooling, training, etc., of personnel in […]

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Robert M. Lee, CEO
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Robert M. Lee, CEO

Robert is a recognized pioneer in the industrial security incident response and threat intelligence community. He gained his start in security as a U.S. Air Force Cyber Warfare Operations Officer tasked to the National Security Agency where he built a first-of-its-kind mission identifying and analyzing national threats to industrial infrastructure. He went on to build […]

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Vernon Turner, Executive Analyst
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Vernon Turner, Executive Analyst

Vernon Turner, Executive Analyst at Ecosystm as well as Principal and Chief Strategist at Causeway Connections is a globally recognized expert in the traditional ICT market research. More recently, Mr. Turner extended that capability to include emerging technologies and new business models basing their roots off the Internet of Things (IoT) and sensor-based data. Mr. […]

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IoT is driving the next industrial revolution
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IoT is driving the next industrial revolution

IoT is driving the next industrial revolution. But hackers now see the supply chain as an easy target. The challenge: to mitigate the risk and drive more efficient, connected production, but without neglecting to invest in security and training – a topic very much in focus on the agenda at Internet of Things World in […]

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Impact to large-scale implementations: Smart factories and smart cities
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Impact to large-scale implementations: Smart factories and smart cities

In this article we discuss how insecure deployments and the lack of well-defined security in M2M technology can be abused to turn into unforeseen problems in critical and large-scale environments like smart factories and cities.M2M technology forms the core of IIoT systems for maintaining smart factories and building smart cities. As more of these connected […]

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AI – Putting the “Smart” in Smart Lighting Solutions
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AI – Putting the “Smart” in Smart Lighting Solutions

In the realm of IoT, smart lighting seems so last year – people tend to think that the only feature of a smart light is the ability to remotely turn on and off the light, which is something that people just expect now in a smart device.  However, remotely controlling a light is just the beginning of possibilities […]

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