What the “Old Ways” for Source Code Security Are Lacking Open source software, in its three decades of existence, has experienced rapid growth and adoption within the software development landscape—and for good reason. It differentiates itself from proprietary software in the fact that developers can inspect, copy, modify, and redistribute the software easier than ever […]
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Spring has sprung! Or, has it? March brings us Spring, but we, at IIoT World, are bringing you monthly not-to-miss world-shifting events! Below is the list – and timeline – of major events focused on Industrial IoT and ICS Cybersecurity, happening in March 2022 around the globe, in-person or online, and what’s in it for […]
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Find out the answers to these questions in this video with Rajesh Ramachandran, Global Chief Digital Officer , Industrial Automation & Head of ABB Ability Platform, ABB Group 1. How important is the role of SaaS solutions to ABB’s digital offering? 2. Very short, what is Genix and what does the new APM suite help […]
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Find out the answers to these questions in this video with Rainer Brehm, CEO Factory Automation, Siemens. 1. Tell me more about the new Edge Market Place. 2. How does an Edge Market Place differ from others? What is unique about it? 3. Why should companies adopt this strategy? How would it benefit your customers […]
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In this two-part series, we look into various cybersecurity threats that affected industrial control systems endpoints. We also discuss several insights and recommendations to mitigate such threats. The ever-changing technological landscape has made it possible for the business process on the IT side of an enterprise to be interconnected with the physical process on the […]
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AcceliGOV Competition to offer Pilot of Pharem Biotech’s Award-Winning Solution With only 1% of the world’s water available for human consumption, the threat of pollutants entering our water supplies is dangerous to human health and the environment. Leading Cities, a global non-profit organization that drives resilience and sustainability in communities around the world, opened applications for […]
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According to a recent study from market research firm Graphical Research, the Europe smart electric meter market size is poised to expand at substantial CAGR during the forecast period. smart electric meter market in Europe will witness a notable surge in the coming years as the demand for continuous electricity supply is growing. People are […]
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Welcome to the second month of 2022! February may be the shortest month of the year but it doesn’t mean we are short on events. This month, we’ve curated the list, with the timeline of major events that is happening in February around the globe, in-person or online, and what’s in it for the IIoT […]
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Worldwide global warming is a serious topic of worldwide significance which is the subject of planned US and other mitigating legislative initiatives. From that perspective, carbon capture and store technologies (CCS) becomes an increasingly important means of reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from the atmosphere over the previous decade as the main climate-related greenhouse gas. […]
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What Is the Log4j Exploit Nearly every week the cybersecurity community buzzes around a newly discovered vulnerability or a breach. December’s alert for the CVE-2021-4428 vulnerability in Apache Foundation’s Log4j software is no different. Also known as the Log4Shell vulnerability, it is present within the log4j-core library commonly used for logging in Java applications. These […]
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Could you please explain briefly what blue hydrogen is? Wietfeld: People worldwide view hydrogen as key energy carrier for decarbonizing the economy. Why? Because the only by-product of hydrogen combustion is water. Unfortunately, there’s isn’t enough naturally occurring hydrogen; so it must be produced. Until now, this has been done with fossil fuels, mostly natural […]
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Tool breakage has always been a challenge for machining operations. These breaks can occur during regular machining cycles due to tool wear that eventually results in failure. They may also occur due to improper settings, human error, equipment malfunction, or for a variety of other reasons. When tools break, costs pile up. Downtime means fewer […]
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