10 Cutting-Edge IoT Use Cases for 2023
There are more than 10 billion IoT devices worldwide, and this number is projected to reach about 30 billion by 2030. Connectivity has countless applications for consumers and businesses alike. New…
“TXOne Networks offers OT cybersecurity to keep industrial operations running”
Which are the biggest challenges currently faced by the different industries? The biggest challenges we see with our customers are on one hand the convergence between IT and OT (Operational…
Top Five Global Airport Improves Visibility and Security
Airports are under tremendous pressure to secure highly diverse and dispersed networks from cyberattacks and incidents that could disrupt passenger services and operations. While this global airport was not directly…
Amplify your OT Security, see what IDC says about OT Zero Trust
OT-connected assets are opening up industrial networks to a vast, advanced, and lucrative cyberthreat landscape for cybercriminals to exploit. Extending zero-trust frameworks to OT environments will ensure more secure, resilient,…
The heat is on for many: Energy & Utilities must deliver new efficiencies and IoT can help
Doing more of the same isn’t the answer anymore. The energy mix of most countries across the globe is still dominated by fossil fuels. But, as we know, this is…
Why green is gold when talking about manufacturing
In the last report of the Word Meteorological Organization -United in Science 2022-, issued mid-September, it is clear: The most urgent task for achieving climate goals is the significant reduction…
Why IoT solutions are good snacking choices for energy-hungry buildings
The summer of 2022 has been incredibly hot. In fact, it registered the eighth warmest summer average maximum temperature on record. And yet, somehow, we’ve managed to beat the heat…
Key takeaways of IOTSWC22 Extend
An extended version or extended mix of an album includes new material in the style of the original, and sometimes even a hidden gem. You might think it’s just about…
Cyberthreats targeting IoT won’t stop but robust, standards-based security offers some protection
According to Kaspersky, the number of attacks targeting IoT devices doubled from the second half of 2020 through the first six months of 2021. Much of this increase is due to the surge in work from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The new normal in IoT: What to expect in 2022
In these challenging times, normal is not normal anymore. But this is not necessarily bad. In 2021, many companies and organizations have scrambled to adapt to the COVID-19 crisis. Now,…