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Identify Anomalous Device Behavior Through Logging and Alerting

On 11월 9, 2018 in All, Computing, Security by Jeff Fellinge

Logging and alerting are fundamental tools for detecting not only errors and creating maintenance tickets but also helping defenders detect attackers by piecing together individual events into a bigger picture.

Tagged With: Alerts, Cloud security, Device security, Edge security, Embedded devices, Events, Logging, Malware, SCADA, SIEM, Vulnerabilities

Surface Area Management of Embedded Devices through Host and Network Based Firewalls

On 10월 29, 2018 in All, Computing, Security by Jeff Fellinge

Lower the risk of a successful attack on your network-connected devices by understanding the network ports and protocols they use and disabling or filtering those they do not need.

Tagged With: Authentication, Authorization, Cloud security, Compliance, Control framework, Device security, Edge security, Embedded devices, Governance, Risk, SCADA, Vulnerabilities

Unraveling the Gordian Knot of IoT Security

On 10월 24, 2018 in All, IoT, Security by Stephen Evanczuk

Manufacturers may well find that even the most robust technological solutions to IoT security aren’t enough.

Tagged With: Authentication, Internet of Things, IoT, Password, Security

Securing Embedded Systems in Industrial Environments

On 10월 5, 2018 in All, Automation, Industrial, Robotics, Security by Jeremy Cook

As industrial machinery becomes more and more automated, engineers and IT personnel must take security into account. Engineers must also design hardware with security in mind, a task made easier with Maxim’s DeepCover Security Reference Design.

Tagged With: Authenticator, Automation, Botnet, Computer, Coprocessor, Corrupt, Cryptographic protection, DeepCover, Design engineer, Embedded system, Factory, Hacker, Hardware, Industrial, Information Technology, Internet of Things, IoT, IT, Machinery, Malicious programs, Malware, Manufacturing, Maxim, Meltdown, Mirai, Reference design, Retrofitted equipment, Robotics, Security, Spectre, Spoof, Stuxnet, Virtual attack, Virus, Warren G. Bennis

Achieving Security Requires Much More Than Just Robust Technology

On 9월 28, 2018 in All, IoT, Security by Stephen Evanczuk

Although systems developers can draw on robust security technologies, effective security requires a combination of technologies, practices, and policies—and acceptance by each stakeholder of their own role in maintaining security.

Tagged With: ARM, Authentication, Cloud-based IoT security, Data encryption, Device Identifier Composition Engine specification, DICE, Diffie–Hellman, Elliptic curve cryptography, Enterprise IT security, Root of trust, Secure boot, Secure over-the-air updates, Secure storage, Security, Security threats, Transport layer security, Trusted devices

Powerful Machine Learning Brings Complex Security Challenges

On 8월 31, 2018 in All, IoT, Security by Stephen Evanczuk

Even as machine learning spreads more broadly and penetrates more deeply into everyday life, it introduces a particularly insidious type of security threat.

Tagged With: Deep Neural Network, DNN, Machine learning, Neural network, Security

A Simple Guide to Wi-Fi Standards

On 7월 30, 2018 in All, Automation, Security, Student Central, Wireless by Phil Hipol

Over the years, as wireless technology has evolved, so has the IEEE 802.11 standard, hence the different letters after the 802.11 designation. As Wi-Fi increases in scope and speed, network engineers should understand these designations and what they represent.

Tagged With: 802.11, Networking, Standard, Wi-Fi, Wireless

Will IoT Security Solutions Trickle Down or Bubble Up?

On 7월 20, 2018 in All, IoT, Security by Stephen Evanczuk

Internet of Things (IoT) security is complex because of the diverse mix of hardware, software, and data involved across multiple layers of various large-scale applications. Despite the increase in security mechanisms and services, IoT security remains fractured and needs a more unified approach.

Tagged With: Authentication, cloud, hardware integration, Internet of Things, IoT application, IoT platform, secure storage, security solutions, software integration

Insights From Sensors Expo 2018

On 7월 5, 2018 in All, General, IoT, Medical, Security, Sensors by John Koon

Sensors Expo 2018 was full of insights from keynote speakers and cutting-edge products and technologies from top-notch manufacturers like Maxim Integrated, Microchip, STMicroelectronics, and Bosch. Read on to see what the buzz is all about!

Tagged With: 3D motion and sensing, Bosch, Cloud-native, HMI, Human-machine interface, Maxim, Microchip, Sensors, Sensors Expo 2018, STMicroelectronics

IoT World 2018: Executive Keynote Highlights

On 5월 17, 2018 in All, Computing, IoT, Open Source, RF, Security, Sensors, Wireless by Paul Golata

IoT World 2018! According to executive keynote speakers, crucial industries to watch include energy, smart grid, agriculture, healthcare, transportation safety, smart cities and homes, and autonomous vehicles. Key technologies supporting advances in these areas include sensors, edge computing, data security, digital twinning, open source, RF wireless, AI, data management, and more. Here’s a look at the keynote presentations, as told by your favorite Mouser Electronics engineer.

Tagged With: AI, Artificial intelligence, Autonomous vehicles, Data management, Data security, Digital twinning, Edge computing, Energy, IoT World 2018, Open source, RF wireless, Sensors, Smart agriculture, Smart cities, Smart grid, Smart homes, Transportation safety

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