In this conversation, the CEO of Foundries.io, George Gray, discusses the challenges of cyber security in Linux devices for IoT. He explains that Linux devices tend to be more complex and have more functionality than other types of IoT devices, which means that there are more attack surfaces for security vulnerabilities. However, the benefit of […]
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Linux is a prevalent component of nearly every workload: more than 90% of cloud workloads and 70% of web servers run on it. Like all technology solutions, Linux has continued to evolve over time, potentially opening you up to new cyber security threats. Bad actors often have an advantage because they are working against known security measures […]
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Distributed applications are on the cutting edge of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). By leveraging the latest advances in edge computing, that is, deploying edge gateways to collect and preprocess data from numerous sensors and other devices spread across many different field locations before transmitting mission-critical information to the cloud, distributed IIoT applications bring […]
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Medical device designers have become increasingly interested in the Linux® operating system (OS), largely because of its open source model. Linux lets the designer leverage a large pool of developers, a rich legacy of source code, and industry-standard POSIX APIs. But Linux may not be the right choice for all projects, especially safety-critical medical devices […]
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Safety-certification of an embedded device can take a year or more and cost millions of dollars. Yet as many as 60% of products that companies attempt to safety certify fail to receive the desired stamp of approval. The losses are significant. At BlackBerry® QNX®, we’re changing that statistic for our customers with a near-100% success […]
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