IoT-related spending will be driven by modules and sensors According to the Worldwide Internet of Things (IoT) Spending Guide published by International Data Corporation (IDC), European organizations are projected to invest approximately $US227 billion in IoT technology in 2023. The report suggests that IoT-related spending in Europe will continue to…
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The criticality of IoT security for enterprises
The COVID Pandemic fueled a 700 per cent surge in IoT-specific malware infections As the world becomes increasingly interconnected through the Internet of Things (IoT), a concerning trend has emerged during the pandemic. According to a report from global technology intelligence firm ABI Research, there has been a staggering 700…
Read MoreTop 10 growth opportunities for 2023
IoT is commonly used in security and surveillance systems The business landscape with geopolitical tensions, sustainability concerns, and supply chain disruptions is changing the IoT market perspective, according to Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, Internet of Things (IoT) Top 10 Growth Predictions for 2023. As a result, businesses are implementing a comprehensive…
Read MoreQuantum computing in new IoT authentication platform
Japan’s first commercial certificate authority using Quantinuum’s Quantum Origin solution Quantinuum, the world’s leading integrated quantum computing company, today announced that Cybertrust Japan Co., Ltd., Japan’s leading certificate authority, has integrated its Quantum Origin quantum-computing-hardened private keys into a new certificate issuance and distribution platform for IoT devices to ensure secure communications now and…
Read MoreTop 7 trends for the security industry
We have seen more diversified AI products and applications The physical security industry has been changing quickly in recent years. Developments and applications of cutting-edge technologies in this ever-evolving industry such as AI, machine perception, and IoT, are breaking boundaries all the time. We have seen security systems become deeply…
Read MoreAn introduction to securing smart places
System failures in smart places could have significant consequences Introduction The ACSC has released a new publication An Introduction to Securing Smart Places to assist public and private organisations in securely implementing and sustaining smart place technology. The highly connected nature of our cities and towns’ public and private infrastructure creates efficiencies…
Read MoreThe changing DDoS threat landscape
The ‘distributed’ nature of DDoS refers to the fact that they emanate from different locations The word Meris (Latvian for plague) will make any cybersecurity expert sit up. Staying true to its name, Meris has wreaked havoc by targeting thousands of computers worldwide since last year. The scale and sophistication…
Read MoreManufacturing industrial IoT spending to reach $US89 billion
China is placing a large bet on the Industrial Internet of Things Discrete manufacturers all over the world are actively investigating how to leverage the Internet of Things (IoT) to link their supply chains, equipment, and products better. In a recent IDC report titled, Upcoming Trends in Internet of Things Retrofitting…
Read MoreA/NZ Internet of Things spending to reach $US24 billion
The role of IoT continues to grow as enterprises embrace digital initiatives Spending on IoT products and services in Australia and New Zealand (A/NZ) is forecasted to exceed $US16 billion in 2022, an increase of 13 per cent from 2021, according to IDC’s latest Worldwide Semiannual Internet of Things Spending Guide.…
Read MoreOrigin Energy accelerates innovation
Hones project managers’ 20:20 hindsight. In any given year, Origin Energy has more than 100 projects on the go across Australia, spanning technology, exploration, construction, maintenance and renewables. The company invests significantly to support these projects, and reinforces its strong learning culture with extensive education and training programs for employees.…
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