Best Cybersecurity Practices for the IT/OT Environment
· Cybersecurity

Best Cybersecurity Practices for the IT/OT Environment

In the world of IT/OT cybersecurity, there is no silver bullet. What you can do in your organization is to minimize the attack surfaces and threat vectors, and be vigilant and proactive in your defense against adversaries. To that end, we suggest that you implement a multilayered defense-in-depth cybersecurity strategy and stop the cyber threat […]

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8 technologies that an organization can adopt to help address its cybersecurity challenges
· Cybersecurity

8 technologies that an organization can adopt to help address its cybersecurity challenges

In defining policies and procedures around the implementation and management of security controls in an enterprise environment, the organization is advised to adopt a cybersecurity framework to overcome challenges. This is a series of documented processes that can provide the baseline best practices to help the organization plan, design and deploy security controls on cyberthreats. […]

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Four most hard to solve IIoT security issues
· Cybersecurity

Four most hard to solve IIoT security issues

According to a forecast by Gartner, the number of IoT devices in use will reach 8.4 billion in 2017 and grow to a staggering 20.4 billion by 2020, and the market opportunity for IoT will reach US$2 trillion by 2017. With the proliferation of IoT devices and technologies in the commercial and industrial sectors, we […]

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[Whitepaper] Integrating Security Into the IoT Strategy in the New Converged Environment
· Cybersecurity

[Whitepaper] Integrating Security Into the IoT Strategy in the New Converged Environment

Consumers want their work, home and mobile devices to communicate together to provide information that was previously not available from isolated systems. This desire is at the root of the Internet of Things (IoT). The rise of IoT started when consumers began to interconnect devices — ranging from personal computers, smartphones, tablets and wearables, to […]

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Richard Ku, SVP of Commercial IoT Business & Market Development
· Our Contributors

Richard Ku, SVP of Commercial IoT Business & Market Development

Richard Ku has been involved in Cyber Security for over 28 years, serving as a threat researcher and engineer. He has managed and developed many security products and services across different customer segments and verticals. Richard is currently the Senior Vice President of Commercial IoT Business & Market Development at Trend Micro, a leading Cyber Security […]

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Industrial Robots Gone Rogue: Staying Ahead of Robot Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities
· Artificial Intelligence & ML

Industrial Robots Gone Rogue: Staying Ahead of Robot Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities

If you’re following industrial cyber security trends you know that industrial networks, endpoints and control systems typically have inherent weaknesses that make them insecure and vulnerable to compromise through digital methods. With 5.6 million newly connected devices added per day in 2016 and an estimated 21 billion online by 2020, these current growth trends only […]

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Industrial Cyber Security: Why IT & OT collaboration is no longer an option but a necessity
· Cybersecurity

Industrial Cyber Security: Why IT & OT collaboration is no longer an option but a necessity

Since the mid-1990s, many industrial companies have interconnected their industrial control systems (ICSs) to improve productivity, maintenance, and safety in the operational environment. Some of this interconnectivity was to  the Internet.  While, this connectivity helped to improved the efficiency, security was at best a minimal consideration. The lack of adequate security planning has resulted in […]

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Industrial AI Events in July 2026: Global Conference Guide
· Connected Industry

Industrial AI Events in July 2026: Global Conference Guide

July 2026 features 17 industrial conferences across 7 countries, with physical AI emerging as a standalone conference category through MACHINA in Paris and AUTONOMOUS in San Francisco. The Farnborough International Airshow (July 20-24) returns with 1,400+ exhibitors from 41 countries as one of the world’s largest aerospace and advanced manufacturing exhibitions. This IIoT World conference […]

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80% of Plant Measurement Faults Fixed Without Support
· Artificial Intelligence & ML

80% of Plant Measurement Faults Fixed Without Support

A technician walks up to a faulty measurement device, scans the QR code on its display, and gets a plain-language diagnosis with step-by-step repair instructions, all before picking up the phone. David Lincoln, Digital Lead of ABB’s Measurement and Analytics Division, spoke with Lucian Fogoros of IIoT World at Hannover Messe 2026 about how the […]

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Hannover Messe 2026: IIoT World Show Floor Coverage
· Industrial IoT

Hannover Messe 2026: IIoT World Show Floor Coverage

IIoT World recorded video interviews with leaders from Siemens, ABB, Cybus, HighByte, InfluxData, Coreflux, TwinThread, GlobalLogic (Hitachi Group), NEURA Robotics, Skkynet, Tronics Microsystems (TDK Group), and Orange Business at Hannover Messe 2026 (April 20-24, Hannover, Germany, 130,000+ attendees, 4,000 exhibitors). This page collects every article and video from the show floor. New interviews continue publishing […]

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What Changes When Vibration Diagnostics Run Inside the Sensor
· Industrial IoT

What Changes When Vibration Diagnostics Run Inside the Sensor

Every machine vibrates differently, and sensor placement on a machine can make or break the data quality. This IIoT World article is based on a video interview recorded at Hannover Messe 2026 with Julien Romala (Application Engineer, Tronics Microsystems, a TDK Group company). Where a vibration sensor sits, how quickly it learns what normal looks […]

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Why Smart Vibration Sensors Still Use Wires
· Industrial IoT

Why Smart Vibration Sensors Still Use Wires

Piezoelectric vibration sensors have been the factory standard for more than 50 years. According to Dr. Antoine Filipe, CTO of Tronics Microsystems, a TDK Group Company, MEMS-based digital sensors are now following the same replacement curve that already swept through consumer electronics and aerospace. This article examines why the shift from analog to digital vibration […]

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