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In the contemporary digital landscape, the security of supply chains has ascended to the forefront of concerns for industrial control systems (ICS). Cassie Crossley, Vice President for Supply Chain Security at Schneider Electric, sheds light on the comprehensive strategies and

Embark on a deep exploration of the Internet of Things (IoT) with Keyfactor's upcoming 5-day webinar series, "IoT Insights Unveiled: A 5-Part Webinar Series”. The series will focus on IoT Security. Event Details: • Series Title: IoT Insights Unveiled: A 5-Part Webinar

Implementing cybersecurity for IoT devices doesn’t have to be complex. Complexity occurs when product teams treat security as an afterthought in the global IoT project, rather than considering and implementing security at the design stage. Sometimes this is due to

Connected Building Management Systems (BMS) definitely make a difference in terms of increasing operational performance, reducing energy and maintenance costs, and improving building health and safety. None of this could happen if it weren’t for Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) like

The rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) is like the advent of the Internet all over again. From the perspective of new business models and process transformation, IoT applications are perhaps even greater than what the Information Superhighway brought

Plus a look at what they’re doing to strengthen security going forward The Internet of Things (IoT) hasn’t just arrived – it’s exploding before our eyes. Every “thing” is now connected: think watches, doorbells, medical devices, vehicles, the list goes on. And

Since the introduction of Modbus in the late 1970s, network protocols for critical infrastructure and industrial automation have continually evolved. It’s only been in the past few years, though, that we’ve seen things go from slow evolution to seismic shift. As

The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is all about connecting machines, systems, and sensors to provide operational efficiency and other benefits to industrial applications, similar to the benefits achieved in the world of Internet of Things (IoT) and connected devices

2021 saw several attacks on critical infrastructure, which resulted in the U.S. government pivoting to issue directives intended to address cyber protection and readiness. Unlike enterprise IT, OT organizations have little to no flexibility when it comes to downtime - availability is