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    Strong Cryptosystems Needed for Resource-Constrained IoT
    Richard Blech
    • Feb 22

    Strong Cryptosystems Needed for Resource-Constrained IoT

    You don’t have to look too far to find small network-connected devices feeding vast amounts of telemetry data into public cloud infrastructure. Data created from these IoT and industrial IoT devices become the eyes and ears of an organization. These invaluable data sources are analyzed to improve processes, understand consumer dynamics, monitor healthcare elements, manage industrial systems, and more. IoT is represented by more than just the devices. It encompasses an ecosyst
    SD-WAN Protecting Data to the Cloud
    Richard Blech
    • Feb 14

    SD-WAN Protecting Data to the Cloud

    The modern, cloud-centric business model has become the norm and requires networks that are both reliable and secure. But widescale cloud adoption has substantially altered network traffic patterns, creating serious data security implications. It is forcing organizations to change how they structure their IT environments. They have to reimagine what data security means in environments in which cloud-based services and applications, IoT/IIoT and edge gateways are mainstays. SD
    Protecting Against Encrypted Log4j Attacks
    Richard Blech
    • Feb 7

    Protecting Against Encrypted Log4j Attacks

    Even though CISA officials stated earlier this month that the Log4j security vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) has not resulted in any major compromise—other than the cyberattack on the Belgian Defense Ministry—there has been concerning cyber activity that should keep organizations on guard. For example, nation-state activity groups from China, Iran, North Korea, and Turkey have been observed using the zero-day remote code vulnerability for various experimentation and integratio

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