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Articles by Christopher Schouten
Ikon Technologies Names Michael Wymard President to Lead AI-Driven Expansion in Automotive Retail
Michael Wymard, New President of Ikon Technologies Wymard will oversee the company’s strategic direction, product innovation, and national expansion efforts.
Securing the future: Embedded security vs cybersecurity in IoT devices
As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to expand, the focus on securing these devices has shifted significantly. Traditional cybersecurity, which typically protects networks and data from attacks, must now extend into the very fabric of IoT devices through embedded security.
Ensuring Compliance with IoT Security Regulations: A Guide for Designers and Developers
As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to expand, securing IoT devices has become a critical priority. Regulatory frameworks worldwide, such as the EU’s Cyber Resilience Act, the UK’s PSTI Act, and Singapore’s Cybersecurity Labeling Scheme, all pivot on common standards like the EN 303 645. For designers and developers, understanding and applying these standards is essential for robust IoT security and regulatory compliance.
Secure IoT for Device and Component Manufacturers
Learn about the benefits of secure IoT and how to protect your investment and your reputation in this White Paper from Kudelski IoT. IoT is everywhere. Every company building a new device today considers whether there is value in connecting it to the cloud; whether to collect data, control it remotely, update it over the air, or any number of other reasons.
Bringing Shadow IoT Devices into the Light on Corporate Networks
Illustration: © IoT For All As employees purchase and connect millions of new IoT devices every year, they are increasingly bringing them to work and connecting them to corporate networks. This innocent act opens corporate networks to potential attack from competitors, hackers, and other adversaries.
Game of Thrones is back, and so are the pirates
Any content with value will always be subject to theft — but some content has more value than others. (iStock image) Torrent Freak ranked Game of Thrones as the highest illegally downloaded show of 2016 for the fifth year in a row. With the show back on TV, laptop and mobile screens this month, pay-TV providers are reminded yet again that the piracy threat has never been greater. Piracy experts have even shown that more pirate viewers watched the premier of the latest season than legal ones.
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