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On March 26, 2021 in All, Computing, General, Security by Adam Kimmel

Cybercriminals adapt to the different forms of media we use. If we know the “how” behind these types of attacks, we are better equipped to prevent and protect our data.

Tagged With: cyberattacks, cybersecurity, phishing, smishing, vishing

Power over Ethernet Pushes Forward

On March 11, 2021 in All, Automation, Computing, Connectors, Dev Tools, IoT, Power, Security, Sensors by Jon Gabay

Wired Ethernet provides a more secure connection and will not bog down wireless networks for data hogs like high-definition streaming video. 802.3bt now adds up to 90W of power over Ethernet to each device, eliminating the need to run power. Self-power sensors and IoT devices can now thrive.

New Tech Tuesdays: Face Recognition Solutions

On February 2, 2021 in All, Computing, Dev Tools, IoT, Maker, New Tech Tuesdays, Security, Sensors by Tommy Cummings

The development of facial recognition continues as society debates the technology's merits and ethics. Meanwhile, as the technology evolves, New Tech Tuesdays is highlighting three facial-recognition products available for solution-based development.

Tagged With: designers, detection, developers, face, facial recognition, kit, sensors, tech, technology

Eight Principles of IoT Security

On January 7, 2021 in All, Computing, IoT, Security by Jackie Padgett

Embedded development engineers face many challenges implementing security measures. Developers can use eight principles to make the task of securing IoT systems much easier. In this post, we will discuss these eight principles.

Tagged With: embedded development, embedded systems, iot, security, silabs, silicon labs, software, updates

How Unbreakable is the Blockchain?

On November 27, 2020 in All, Computing, Security by Jon Gabay

Blockchain security has gained attention and praise from many. Looking at the process, software, and weaknesses leaves doubts as to how effective it really is. So, how secure is blockchain?

Tagged With: blockchain, computer, computers, encryption, hash, note, secure transactions, transactions

Global Access to AI as a Force for Good

On September 25, 2020 in All, Computing, Medical, Robotics, Security by Jon Gabay

Artificial intelligence conjures up science fiction and terrifying robots. In reality, AI is working for the good, outperforming humans on many levels, and marketed to companies in search of patterns in large data sets. What if it could find these patterns and prevent illnesses?

Tagged With: ai, artificial intelligence, data, deep learning, neural network, patterns

Understand When and Why System Reliability Matters

On September 16, 2020 in All, Security by Christine Young

As much as we try to avoid or prevent it, failure does happen. The important thing is to be prepared for failure, so we can quickly address or resolve it. But not all failures are alike.

How to Increase Container Security Awareness

On August 14, 2020 in All, Computing, Security by Jeff Fellinge

Docker containers are increasingly the go-to technology for virtualized cloud deployments. Containers are more portable, easier to scale, and can be more secure than traditional virtual machines. But the tools and processes to secure and manage these new technologies must also be container aware or you could have gaps in your defenses.

Tagged With: architectures, container, containers, Kubernetes, logging, microservices, orchestration, security

Steps to Fortifying Your Home Security

On July 30, 2020 in All, Computing, Security by Jeff Fellinge

With the proliferation of IoT devices, more connected homes, and increasingly savvy attacks, it’s more important than ever to configure the broadband router or modem that connects your home to the internet appropriately.

When Design Engineers Meet Security Concerns

On July 24, 2020 in All, General, IoT, Security by Clive Maxfield

Design engineers must develop sophisticated systems that keep security at the forefront. We’ll explore challenges and some solutions, as well as the impact the Internet of Things has on the development of these designs.

Tagged With: cybersecurity, firmware, chips, counterfeit, design, devices, engineers, hardware, IoT, security

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