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Cybersecurity Challenges of Smart Cities
En marzo 31, 2025 en All, General, Security por Poornima Apte
Poornima Apte
Growing urbanization calls for digitalization to optimize resources, but this heightens risks for cyberattacks. Smart cities face threats like data breaches and ransomware. Implementing cybersecurity measures, such as Zero Trust and network segmentation, helps protect critical infrastructure.
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Tagged With: critical infrastructure, cyber resilience, cyber threats, cyberattacks, cybersecurity, data breaches, digital security, digitalization, iot security, network segmentation, ransomware, smart cities, smart infrastructure, urbanization, zero trust
Three Ways to Build a More Resilient IoT
En marzo 5, 2025 en All, Computing, General, IoT, Security por Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
The complexity of the IoT means that breakdowns are inevitable. Engineers are implementing enhancements to the network to make it more resilient, such as multipath networking, redundancy, and system degradation. These help ensure that faults are isolated, preventing widespread communication failure.
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Tagged With: draas, intrusion detection and prevention, iot, iot resilience, machine learning, multipath networking, network protection, preventative maintenance, security, system redundancy, wireless engineering
New MCU Hardware Enhances IoT Security
En febrero 17, 2025 en All, Computing, General, IoT, Security por Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
Hackers are getting smarter and quickly finding new ways to circumvent IoT chip protection. However, chip makers are rising to the challenge by enhancing MCU hardware security. Developers can now use Root-of-Trust, secure processing, and fault injection protection to guard against malicious attacks.
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Tagged With: authentication, distributed denial-of-service, encryption, iot, mcu protection, root-of-trust , secure boot, secure firmware updates
A New Era of Industrial Automation
En febrero 13, 2025 en All, Automation, General, Industrial, Open Source, Robotics, Security por Mouser Technical Content Staff
Mouser Technical Content Staff
Open-source technologies are revolutionizing industrial automation by offering flexible, scalable, and cost-effective solutions. Learn about the benefits of these open-source platforms and their impact on modern manufacturing and production processes.
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Tagged With: communication protocols, flexible automation, hardware, industrial automation, modern manufacturing, open-source technology, software
Keeping Data Secure in a Post-Quantum Computer World
En noviembre 8, 2024 en All, Computing, General, Security por Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
Encryption protects internet data from cybercriminals. But quantum computers will easily break the keys based on current algorithms. To fight back, engineers have spent years developing post-quantum cryptography algorithms that tomorrow’s computers will find impossible to crack.
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Tagged With: crystals-dilithium, crystals-kyber algorithm, encryption, internet data, post-quantum cryptography, post-quantum cryptography algorithms, pqc, pqc algorithms, public keys, public-key cryptographic algorithms, quantum computers, quantum-proof, sphincs+
AI, IoT, and Sustainability at embedded world North America 2024
En octubre 18, 2024 en All, Computing, General, IoT, Open Source, Security por Brandon Lewis
Brandon Lewis
Embedded World North America 2024 highlighted cutting-edge advancements in AI, IoT, and sustainability. Keynotes featured open-source solutions for sustainable development, smarter edge security, and low-power AI. Discover the trends shaping 2025 tech.
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Tagged With: ai at the edge, beagleconnect freedom, edge ai, embedded world north america 2024, iot development, microcontrollers, open-source rtos, sustainability in tech, zephyr project
Key Trends Shaping the Future of Embedded Systems
En septiembre 25, 2024 en All, Computing, General, IoT, Open Source, Security por Brandon Lewis
Brandon Lewis
Mouser Electronics will be an exhibitor at the first North American embedded world conference, October 8-10 in Austin, Texas. The event will showcase AI, cybersecurity, open-source, human-machine interfaces, expert panels, keynotes, and Mouser's “Circuit Showdown.”
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Tagged With: ai in embedded systems, austin trade show, cybersecurity, embedded system design, embedded technology trends, embedded world north america, human-machine interfaces, mouser electronics, open-source hardware
How to Keep Cryptographic Keys Secure
En septiembre 20, 2024 en All, Computing, General, Security por Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
The internet exposes data to malicious intents, and while encryption protects it from hackers, cryptographic keys are often mishandled due to lax security procedures. Hardware security modules ensure keys remain secure and beyond the grasp of even the most determined hacker.
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Tagged With: cryptographic keys, cryptography keys, cybersecurity, encryption, hackers, hardware security module, hsm, kek, key-encryption-key
The Impact of Zero Trust Architecture on Network Security Engineers
En agosto 22, 2024 en All, General, Security por Brandon Lewis
Brandon Lewis
Zero trust architectures (ZTAs) are transforming network security by enforcing stringent verification protocols, requiring network engineers to adopt new skills and collaborative approaches. Learn how identity governance, micro-segmentation, and automation are all important in implementing ZTAs.
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Tagged With: 6g network security, automation in network security, cybersecurity, identity governance, micro-segmentation, network engineers, network infrastructure, network security, nist zero trust model, operational technology security, security frameworks, zero trust architecture, zta
New Tech Tuesdays: Travel Biometrics and Your Privacy: Part One
En julio 23, 2024 en All, General, New Tech Tuesdays, Security, Sensors por Rudy Ramos
Rudy Ramos
Several privacy concerns exist surrounding the collection, storage, and future access to biometric data collected at airports. Let’s examine who collects this data, what biometric databases are, and how they affect individual privacy and autonomy.
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Tagged With: airport security, airport technology, biometric data, biometric databases, biometric information, data breach, data protection, data retention, faa, facial recognition, identity verification, passenger identification, privacy concerns, travel biometrics, tsa

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