Internet of Things stories - Page 4

Many enterprise networks aren't adequately managed, creating risk for businesses that don’t have full visibility into all of the devices on their network, writes Forescout regional director for A/NZ Rohan Langdon.>>

The new distribution partnerships with Kontakt.io and Digital Matter will provide Dicker Data’s extensive partner base with access to a full range of GPS outdoor tracking and Bluetooth indoor tracking applications and devices.>>

Forum Group and Tecala have forged an agreement that will allow for the exchange of services, broadening each business’ portfolio.>>

Unless IoT technology is visible on the network, organisations will find themselves at risk with an unmanageable high-tech morass, warns ExtraHop A/NZ regional sales manager Glen Maloney.>>

The platform is a localised version of a solution belonging to the Vodafone Group, providing key in-country functionality to technology.>>

The enhanced Edge Services Platform unifies IoT, IT, and OT networks into one platform that integrates with Aruba partner technologies.>>

At home and abroad, organisations have joined the rush to embrace Internet of Things (IoT) technology, but a new survey shows they’re only just beginning to wake up to the enormous risk those devices pose, writes ExtraHop A/NZ Regional Sales Manager Glen Maloney.>>

The evolution of network equipment may see managed services stalling short term before the rise of automation gives it a boost, says Dell'Oro.>>

“The strong adoption of digital transformation by finance teams just demonstrates its incredible power to affect the bottom line. This survey illuminates the deep changes in the retail industry, which are mostly an acceleration of the trends that were already in motion.”>>

Forescout and ServiceNow have announced they are advancing their partnership for enhanced operational technology (OT) and industrial IoT capabilities, with an aim of helping organisations to protect critical infrastructure from cyber threats.>>

The company also announced that its 5G network, its ThingSpace IoT platform and its Critical Asset Sensor devices have all been integrated with Microsoft Azure, with the goal of streamlining the creation of new IoT applications.>>

ADATA Technology is the world’s second-largest vendor of DRAM memory modules, ranks among the top 20 international brands from Taiwan.>>

In rural areas, data usage is continuing to increase, put down to new technology enabling greater efficiencies for farms and sustainable communities.>>

Will allow channel partners to provide New Zealand enterprises with early detection, forensics, and automated incident response to in-network attacks.>>

The journey of the robot industry from one of individual vehicles and units, to fleets and larger systems, is being driven by its wider incorporation into the IoT ecosystem. >>

The network solutions specialist distributor is now the exclusive distributor of Montclair Fiber Optics products for New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.>>

"There are several key technologies revolving around authentication security that currently transform the IoT device value chain.">>

With the rise of IoT, as cybercriminals find new ways to gain access to devices, new secure embedded hardware can block their points of entry.>>

IoT devices can become attack vectors for hackers to gain access to enterprise networks, and recent Forescout research shows businesses need to be aware of this and put adequate security measures in place.>>

Expands Advanced Solutions strategy to APAC to advance partner capabilities, with ASEAN VP Francis Choo at the helm.>>

Despite A/NZ businesses showing the most confidence in their ability to innovate at a competitive rate, skills gaps continued to hold projects back.>>

“At NCC Group, security is in our DNA and that's why we're excited to work with the ioXt Alliance in raising security standards within the IoT ecosystem.">>

Software AG’s Cumulocity IoT platform will be used by Swinburne University’s IoT research customers. It will also be used for projects in Australia in various sectors including agriculture, industrial IoT and manufacturing. >>

The United Nations has estimated that 68% of the Earth’s population will live in urban areas by 2050, and now, experts believe the next things that should smart themselves up are the world’s cities.>>