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Pressure to achieve cost efficiencies and sustainability targets are two reasons why Australian enterprises might soon invest more in the Massive Internet of Things, Nicholas Lambrou tells TechRepublic. Continue reading Thinxtra’s CEO on Why the IoT Market Could Indeed Be Massive
Australia is flirting with disaster. A lack of key IT skills and cultural resistance indicate that the country is not ready for Industry 4.0 and has little urgency in transforming to prepare. Continue reading Why Australia Is Not Ready for Industry 4.0
Most discussions around cybersecurity understandably focus on information technology (IT). Assets like cloud services and data centers are typically what companies spend the most time and effort securing. Recently, though, operational technology (OT) h… Continue reading Why Are Ransomware Attacks Against OT Increasing?
Conventional wisdom says OT/IoT networks should be segregated from the cloud. Find out why Nozomi Networks CPO Andrea Carcano believes that approach is wrong for today’s environment.
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In the new Industry 4.0, the number of connected IoT devices is growing by 127 every second and is expected to reach over 75 billion by 2025, many of which will be in the industrial sphere. Companies that offer “network visibility” will help you see a… Continue reading Network Security: Why Visibility Isn’t Enough
Introducing Vantage, our new SaaS product that leverages the power & simplicity of the cloud to deliver unmatched security & visibility across OT, IoT & IT.
The post Introducing Vantage – Our New SaaS Product for OT & IoT Security appea… Continue reading Introducing Vantage – Our New SaaS Product for OT & IoT Security
Vectra’s 2018 Spotlight Report found that attackers can easily spy, spread and steal information, largely unhindered by the insufficient internal access controls that are in place. Continue reading Threatlist: Manufacturing, a Top Target for Espionage