Bench Talk

On Tháng Sáu 3, 2022 in All, Computing, EIT 2022, General, IoT, Security by Robin Mitchell

With more than 21 billion IoT devices worldwide and an increased reliance on cloud computing, security is critical. Yet, billions of devices remain vulnerable to attack. How did the industry become so insecure, what is edge computing, and how can it, along with hardware, improve edge device security?

Tagged With: computing, edge, iot, security

The IoT Machine Authentication Dilemma

On Tháng Tư 6, 2022 in All, Computing, General, Industrial, IoT, Security, Wireless by Jon Gabay

There are more machine-to-machine communications today than person-to-person. Securing the exponentially growing number of IoT devices is no simple task. Can a device authenticate who it is talking to? If everything can be accessed from anywhere, is anything truly safe?

Tagged With: authentication, communications, hacking, iot, security, vulnerable

Establishing Secure Authentication in Automotive

On Tháng Mười 20, 2021 in All, Automotive, Security by Paul Golata

Maxim Integrated, now a part of Analog Devices, offers solutions that ensure vehicle safety and reliability by authenticating automotive components. Learn how the DS28E40 DeepCover® Automotive 1-Wire Authenticator provides embedded security for automotive applications.

Edge Security in an Insecure World

On Tháng Năm 21, 2021 in All, Computing, Security by M. Tim Jones

Security is often an afterthought in edge device design. Edge devices can be secured when you understand how they can be exploited. In this blog, we'll explore access security, data security, and manageability as the means to ensure your edge device doesn't become the next security incident headline.

Tagged With: attack surface, edge computing, exploit, iot, security

Eight Principles of IoT Security

On Tháng Giêng 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

Windows Subsystem Boosts Linux 2.0

On Tháng Mười 16, 2020 in All, Computing by Jeff Fellinge

Windows Subsystem for Linux 2.0 advances Microsoft’s commitment to enhance interoperation with Linux environments with increased file system performance and better support for Linux system calls. WSL 2 promises to bring more Linux tools to your Windows workstation without having to spin up a separate virtual machine or remotely connect to another system.

Tagged With: bash, file, files, hypervisor, interoperation, linux, microsoft, security, server, tools, unix, virtual machine, vm, windows, workstation

How to Increase Container Security Awareness

On Tháng Tám 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 Tháng Bảy 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 Tháng Bảy 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, counterfeit, chips, design, devices, engineers, hardware, IoT, security

Use Osquery to Track System Inventory Data

On Tháng Bảy 17, 2020 in All, Computing, Security by Jeff Fellinge

Knowing what you have is a critical first step to securing it. Explore osquery, an open-source package that provides endpoint visibility and is supported by an active open-source community. Osquery captures details of your inventory from operating system to processor and disk.

Tagged With: admin, device, endpoint, networking, osquery, protection, query, risk, security, sgl

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