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IoT Device Management Affects System Design

On Tháng Sáu 8, 2020 in All, Automation, Computing, Industrial, IoT, Security, Sensors by Sravani Bhattacharjee

Gone are the days of manual provisioning of devices and equipment. In the world of the Internet of Things, millions of devices are provisioned and managed using cloud-based services. How does that affect system design? What new factors must be considered during system design?

Tagged With: authentication, device, device management, devices, diagnostics, firmware, IoT, monitoring, provisioning, software, updates

Unclonable PUF Function Can Boost MCU Security

On Tháng Năm 15, 2020 in All, IoT, Security by Christine Young

Want to make hacker's life a lot harder—and protect your customers and your business? Learn how a secure microcontroller with physically unclonable function (PUF) technology can be your best friend.

Tagged With: authentication, code, chipdna, data, device, encryption, hackers, ics, iot, keys, max32520, maxim integrated, microcontroller, puf, technology

Finding Solutions for Wearables and Hearables

On Tháng Năm 7, 2020 in All, Audio, Power by Jim Harrison

The demand for wireless hearable technology has grown substantially. Here, we’ll discuss some of the most promising applications for wireless earbud technology and explore a power management solution that simplifies the connection between charger and hearable by managing power and data transfer.

Tagged With: converter, interface, wireless, battery, device, devices, earbud, hearables, IC, max, maxim, pin, pins, power management, TWS

How to Scale Various IoT System Levels

On Tháng Tư 22, 2020 in All, IoT by M. Tim Jones

Scaling means many things in the Internet of Things (IoT). Here we explore the idea of scaling at the various levels of an IoT system.

Tagged With: cloud, device, gateway, IoT, scaling

“Think Like a Hacker” Part 1: Mindset, Kill Chain, and More

On Tháng Hai 1, 2018 in All, Computing, IoT, Security by Andrew Plato

Hackers approach their work much differently than engineers; rather than taking a systematic approach, they take a kill chain approach to exploit system vulnerabilities. What goes on inside a hacker’s mind is entertainment, chaos, and extreme volatility, so bring some coffee, and let’s delve inside.

Tagged With: application, backdoor, Bluetooth, bot, bots, data security, developer, device, hacker, kill chain, least privilege, malware, minimizing security vulnerabilities, network, OpenSSL, potential security vulnerabilities, privilege rights, scientific method, software, system environment, think like a hacker, third-party indifference

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