Tag: Internet of Things
Splunk Adds Hub to Extend Observability to Edge Computing Platforms
Splunk's Edge Hub ingests data from sensors, industrial equipment and internet-of-things (IoT) platforms so that it can be analyzed alongside data collected from IT environments ...
A DevOps Guide to IoT Technology
Gilad David Maayan | | connected devices, devops, edge computing, edge devices, Internet of Things, IoTInternet-of-things (IoT) is a term used to describe the network of physical devices—from everyday household items to sophisticated industrial tools—connected to the internet, sharing and collecting data. With the advent of cheap ...
Chip-to-Cloud IoT: A Step Toward Web3
During the first six months of 2021, IoT devices were breached 1.51 billion times, a significant increase from only 639 million breaches observed for the entirety of 2020. This problem can be ...
Why Trust and Integrity Are Critical to IoT
We hear a lot about how the IoT is transforming people’s work and daily lives, but for me, its impact goes deeper. As a Type I diabetic, I depend on data from ...
4 Things to Do When Running the Iot Zoo
Gnanaprakasam Pandian | | Internet of Things, IoT, IoT devices, network-connected devices, operational technology, OT devices
Zoos are fascinating places. In just a few acres you can encounter all kinds of interesting, rare and exotic animals from different parts of the world and from different ends of the ...
NetFoundry Network Overlay Advances DevSecOps
Mike Vizard | | devsecops, distributed computing, Internet of Things, IoT, NetFoundry, network fabric overlay, network operations, programmable overlay
NetFoundry, at the recent KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2019 conference, announced the general availability of a developer platform designed to make it easier for organizations to bake a zero trust networking framework within ...
What is so Special About AIOps for Mission Critical Workloads?
Rebecca James | | ai, AIOps, artificial intelligence, digital transformation, Internet of Things, IoT, IT operations
As the wave of digitization sweeps more enterprises with each passing day, the threats posed to organizations, particularly IT organizations, have never been more complex and pressing. With cybercrime statistics, including those ...
IoT Security Concerns
The Internet of Things (IoT) is being hailed as the next step in our technological development. It’s hard to argue with that. The abilities it provides are as captivating as they are ...
How IoT Security Risks Derailing Robotics
Tom Canning | | ai, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, IoT, IoT security, robotics, robots
Driven by advances in technologies such as artificial intelligence and deep learning, the mobile robots market is projected to grow to $54.1 billion by 2023 from $18.7 billion last year, according to ...
Akamai Extends Reach to the IoT Edge
Akamai today unveiled a strategic initiative to extend the reach of its global network out to applications deployed on the network edge. Announced at the Akamai Edge World conference, the Edge Cloud ...
IoT Future-Proofing for the Long Haul
Don Dingee | | application development, extended lifecycle, Internet of Things, IoT, operational technology
Think about this: The IoT application your DevOps team is developing right now, if successful at scale, will likely be the longest-living application in your shop. It may even outlive the tenure ...
Edge Computing: Saving the Cloud from Ephemeral Data
Don Dingee | | cloud, edge computing, fog computing, Internet of Things, network bandwidth, open source
Edge computing is rapidly gaining momentum. Last week’s Linux Foundation news on the launch of LF Edge is one more sign of accelerating growth at the edge. What’s driving this sudden intense ...
