The Internet of Things (IoT) once started as a concept meant to connect various devices. However, the idea has now evolved into a more extensive and complex network of innovative applications transforming multiple industries. KORE has been at the forefront of this evolution, revolutionizing how
Ericsson has introduced a groundbreaking clientless Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution to bolster the security of connected Internet of Things (IoT) and Operational Technology (OT) assets. Leveraging Ericsson's existing NetCloud Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) platform, this innovative
Edge controllers are rapidly gaining traction across various industries, promising to revolutionize the technological landscape. Their impact on efficiency, data processing, and automation is profound, positioning them as a cornerstone in the future of technology. Understanding Edge Controllers
A chilling incident unfolded when hackers remotely hijacked a children's toy, turning it into a surveillance device. The breach underscored the stark reality that as millions of devices connect to the Internet, security vulnerabilities are bound to multiply. The question is, are IoT devices truly
Vodafone recently reached a significant milestone with the connection of its 200 millionth Internet of Things (IoT) device, symbolizing a major achievement in global connectivity efforts. The milestone device, a healthcare monitor, remotely provides doctors with crucial data regarding a patient's
Oracle's cloud systems recently faced a significant security breach, which the company initially denied. Eventually, Oracle confirmed the breach privately to impacted customers. A hacker, known as 'rose87168', attempted to extort $20 million from Oracle. The hacker then offered to sell the stolen
