If your enterprise lives in the kind of retro-analog-world in the picture, you have nothing to worry. For the rest of us, enterprise mortals, the edge in all its glorious innovations is helping us with new experiences, new models of service etc., etc., BUT, behind the scenes are operational and security folks working hard to […]
Implementing NIST 2.0 for the business ops folks out there – (1/5) Read More »
In today’s hyper-connected world, where emerging threats lurk around every corner, securing Edge and IoT devices has never been more critical. Increase in global adoption of Edge / IoT devices is contributing to the rising cybercrime rates, as they become prime targets for cyberattacks. According to the recent Forrester report, the spotlight is on the
Top Challenges in IoT Security: Insights from Forrester’s 2024 Report Read More »
A recent Gartner® study, “Implement a Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) Program” revealed that enterprises fail at reducing their exposure to threats through self-assessment of risks because of unrealistic, siloed and tool-centric approaches. They recommend that the security and risk management leaders must initiate and mature a continuous threat exposure management program to stay ahead
(Spoiler Alert: This may not answer all your questions, but may help you ask more questions) When Ray O’Farrell appeared before a Congressional committee in October 2017, little did he (or the legislators) imagine that our world would turn out the way it did, in just a few years. But he had made some interesting statements about
Why Embrace Edge Computing in India: A Crucial Imperative Read More »
Someone asked recently, is the edge pendulum swinging? I looked at the person surprised, because this strong trend has been unfolding for a few years now, evident by investments by large compute providers like hardware servers, suppliers of edge compute / gateways and edge software stack for the edge, like Redhat, who are all betting on
The complexities in our environment have seen a quantum leap in recent years. Even something that we take for granted, in our everyday world, physical security, has seen a huge change in technologies that are deployed to keep us all safe. Learning from several professionals in the industry, from an edge infrastructure perspective, here’s what
Concerns at the PhySec Edge… Read More »
This is not about all the edges in human existence, that’s another post coming soon, a prequel. This one is about raising awareness to the fact we need awareness about all the devices in our lives – at the edge of our peripheral vision. If you have a role related to #security, #safety of assets (physical
In an era where technology is rapidly transforming every aspect of our lives, museums stand at a unique crossroads. These venerable institutions, traditionally seen as bastions of history and culture, have an unprecedented opportunity to harness cutting-edge technologies to enhance their mission. Here’s why embracing these technologies is not just beneficial, but essential for museums
Edge Technology Trends for Museums Read More »
Cars are rolling computers… (https://www.wired.com/story/cars-are-now-rolling-computers-so-how-long-will-they-get-updates-automakers-cant-say/?utm_source=pocket_shared) “This striking article by Aarial Marshall, uncovers a looming crisis in the automotive world: modern cars, now “computers on wheels,” are losing vital software support as outdated networks like 3G are shut down. As a result, drivers are left without essential services such as remote start and emergency assistance, highlighting
Computers on Wheels/Walls: Updates Needed!!! Read More »
Much has been written about the recent CrowdStrike incident. There’s a “dog that didn’t bark” or “don’t put all your eggs in one basket” aspect to this worldwide event, which I’ll explain after a brief recap of what happened. CrowdStrike explained that the issue was a software update bug affecting only Windows systems, not a cyberattack. The
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