Overview Sealevel partners with the largest food industry redistributor in the United States. They deliver products in refrigerated trucks on a weekly basis to distributors…
The Difference an “I” Makes: IIoT vs. IoT
Consumers utilize the Internet of Things (IoT) to automate and simplify everyday tasks while manufacturers use the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) to increase operational…
Looking to the Future of Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi 7
Wi-Fi 6 was released in 2020, and Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) is just around the corner with expected release in 2024. Wi-Fi 6 implements a number…
Can Blockchain Combat Increasing Cyberattacks?
Blockchain has many applications beyond bitcoin. With the recent rise in cyberattacks, eyes have turned to blockchain as a possible cybersecurity solution. What is Blockchain?…
Securing IoT Part V: Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is a powerful data analytics tool that unfortunately aids cybercriminals as well as cybersecurity personnel. AI in Cyberattacks AI assists cybercriminals in planning…
Securing IoT Part IV: Humans
Human error is the greatest security risk to IoT, often due to oversight or a lack of knowledge. The shift to remote working due to…
Securing IoT Part III: The Cloud
While cloud service providers are responsible for infrastructure security, it is the responsibility of individual companies to ensure data protection for stored information. McAfee outlines…
Securing IoT Part II: Security by Design for Devices
Security by design for IoT devices means envisioning security vulnerabilities at the concept stage of IoT device manufacturing. This allows for the strategic implementation of…
Securing IoT Part I: The Network
Threats to the IoT network are everywhere. To prevent attacks, common IoT security practices, networks and access points must be carefully and regularly evaluated. Why…