Digi International has announced a collaboration with Cylus. Bringing together the latest innovation from these two companies, the new alliance integrates Cylus’s cybersecurity solution, CylusOne, into the Digi TX64 5G Rail cellular router solution — delivering an unprecedented level of cyber protection for rail networks worldwide. (more…)
August 6, 2024
Posted by: Magda Dabrowska
Digi International and Atsign has announced the availability of NoPorts on Digi IX40 cellular routers. This integration empowers Industry 4.0 deployments with a robust and secure remote access solution, safeguarding critical edge infrastructure. (more…)
August 1, 2024
Posted by: Magda Dabrowska
Soracom has announced that it has received SOC 2 Type 1 assurance compliance for its IoT platform as of June 26, 2024. (more…)
July 31, 2024
Posted by: Magda Dabrowska
Leap has announced a partnership with SmartThings, Samsung’s global connected living app, to offer a demand response programme to California and New York residents. The new SmartThings Energy Flex Connect programme will enable eligible users to earn Samsung rewards and save energy with their smart home devices while contributing to grid stability and lowering carbon emissions. (more…)
July 24, 2024
Posted by: Magda Dabrowska
ASRock Industrial has announced they received the FIDO Device Onboard (FDO) certification. This significant achievement for our innovative product, the iEP-5010G Series, marks a new era of automated and secure onboarding in industrial edge AIoT, setting a benchmark for excellence and innovation in the industry. The FDO certification signifies ASRock Industrial’s FDO solutions meet stringent standards in security and interoperability through a series of FDO functional and security validations. This prestigious certification highlights ASRock Industrial’s commitment to advancing Robust edge AIoT computing and secure solutions to its global clientele, meeting the increasing demands of edge computing environments across various industries. (more…)
July 16, 2024
Posted by: Magda Dabrowska
Onclave Networks has announced it has been granted an Authority to Operate (ATO) from the Defense Health Agency (DHA), the first ever such authorisation awarded to a secure communications platform on the basis of Zero Trust. The authorisation marks a step in the adoption of stringent security standards to protect the nation’s health data amid increasing cyber threats.
Onclave is a global cybersecurity company aiming to change the future of securing IT/OT devices, systems and users, improving on the methods and technology used by the Department of Defense (DoD) and U.S. Intelligence Community (IC). Onclave’s TrustedPlatform is a Zero Trust-based network overlay that protects networks by cryptographically securing vulnerable OT and IoT/IoMT networks. Onclave eliminates the attack surface, prevents breaches and secures the network from malicious lateral movement.
“Receiving this ATO from the Defense Health Agency, the first of its kind awarded on the basis of Zero Trust by any federal government agency, is a significant achievement for Onclave,” said James Taylor, the CEO of Onclave Networks. “It highlights our innovative technology and our strong dedication to protecting the nation’s health systems. This milestone is crucial as it opens the door for wider acceptance of zero trust architectures within the federal government, enhancing our defence against more complex and advanced threats.”
“Onclave’s Authorisation to Operate from the Defense Health Agency will propel it forward across the federal government, hardening the nation’s most critical cybersecurity ecosystems,” said Manish Thakur, a board member of Onclave and managing partner at Option3.
Onclave expects the ATO to set a new standard for the implementation of Zero Trust across the federal government, with initial customers including the DHA, White House Communications Agency and NATO.
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July 15, 2024
Posted by: Magda Dabrowska
ENGIE Vianeo, the EV charging business of energy company ENGIE Group, announced on Tuesday a partnership with international communications enabler BICS to connect its charging stations to the Internet of Things (IoT). The solution will provide real-time data which allows for remote maintenance and enhanced decision-making. Partnering with BICS will deliver seamless connectivity, security and regulatory compliance to support ENGIE’s rapid European rollout plans.
As the EU aims to enhance the availability of EV stations, ENGIE Vianeo is upgrading its charger fleet by integrating real-time data for better analytics and more effective troubleshooting. Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular across Europe – new electric car registrations reached nearly 3.2 million in 2023, increasing by almost 20% from 2022. However, this is driving demand for more accessible charging infrastructure.
Last year, the EU approved a new law to add more chargers across its member states, with specific targets for 2025 and 2030. This legislation put specific emphasis on installing stations across main highways. In response to this demand, ENGIE launched its charging business, ENGIE Vianeo, last year.
By utilising BICS’ IoT connectivity portal ‘SIM for Things’, ENGIE is upgrading its EV charging estate into a network of IoT devices to improve efficiency, reliability, and user convenience. The solution supports remote maintenance and troubleshooting, analytics on station activity, and enables remote software and firmware updates. These are determining rating criteria recognized by the users. Previous iterations of the technology have used a ‘black box’ fitted to the stations, these would collect data but have to be physically collected and processed, while this new solution means real-time, remote data collection from the highway to ENGIE Vianeo’s European supervisory centre.
The real-time data provided by the solution will also improve customer experience, described by ENGIE Vianeo as a ‘key element of the transition to a lower-emission mobility model.’ Users will be able to see live information, via their phone app, on nearby charger availability or the charging status of their vehicle. Answering such a need to guarantee the best charging experience leads to a significant increase in attendance.
“The appetite for electric cars is growing across Western Europe,” Clémence Fischer, managing director at ENGIE Vianeo, said in a media statement. “We aim to meet this demand by rapidly expanding our number of charging stations. In France alone, we aim to have 12,000 charge points by the end of 2025. In Belgium, we expect to double the current number of charging stations to exceed 5,000 charge points by the same date.”
Fischer added “Managing such a large, dispersed estate presents challenges, so alongside BICS, we’re investing in technology to give us complete visibility over our infrastructure. This will help us improve the prompt response of our services and keep stations maintained and running reliably, so they’re always ready and available when customers need them.”
Due to the typical locations of charging stations, in built-up metropolitan areas or remote highways, mobile connectivity (as opposed to fixed fibre) is a must. BICS is making this simple for ENGIE Vianeo, providing the internet connection, the SIM cards to connect the charging stations, and its SIM for Things platform for easy setup and maintenance. While the initial rollout for these ‘connected chargers’ will focus on Belgium, they will later expand across Western Europe, including France, Italy and Spain. Around 50,000 devices are expected to be deployed as part of the collaboration.
“IoT technology augments businesses by enabling real-time visibility across their operations, from the management of moving parts within factories to devices distributed across the globe,” says Mikael Schachne, CRO Enterprise at BICS. “Enabling EV vehicles to access charging stations anywhere is essential as we look to achieve a more efficient and carbon-neutral mobility infrastructure. We are very pleased to partner with ENGIE Vianeo to accelerate their rollout, reducing the complexity with ‘plug-and-play’ SIM connectivity to rapidly and easily connect smart chargers across Europe.”
July 10, 2024
Posted by: Anna Ribeiro
ioXt has announced a shift in its business focus. While continuing to honour and support products that have received the ioXt Certification, ioXt is now shifting its expertise and resources to provide a comprehensive Secure IoT platform-as-a-service (PaaS). (more…)
July 3, 2024
Posted by: Magda Dabrowska
InnoPhase IoT has announced the availability of its Talaria TWO Matter v1.2 certified Wi-Fi solution. It is based on a single-chip SoC compared with the multiple-chip approach taken by many vendors. The Matter protocol addresses the need for vendor-independent device compatibility, easy setup and operation. This allows the Talaria TWO Matter 1.2 solution to enable device interoperability across a variety of ecosystems, including Apple, Google, Amazon Alexa, Samsung, etc., providing a wider selection of home automation devices for smart home users. (more…)
June 24, 2024
Posted by: Magda Dabrowska
Sinclair Digital, a provider of advanced network solutions for hotels, commercial buildings, warehouses, offices and schools, has announced a partnership with Environments. This collaboration will integrate Environments’ Elevated building systems AI and IoT platform into Sinclair Digital’s AGILE-CORE family of DC Microgrid building network and infrastructure products.
AGILE-CORE is a comprehensive platform designed for safe power distribution, automation, control and management, making buildings smarter, more resilient and more energy-efficient. The integration of Environments’ Elevated building systems and IoT software platform will further enhance AGILE-CORE, providing unprecedented smart building solutions.
A future-ready smart building solution
Luis Suau, the chief business officer at Sinclair Digital, said, “Our AGILE-CORE distributed networking technology can power, communicate with and control most building infrastructures, such as lighting, shading, security cameras and access control, as well as occupant devices like laptops, tablets and phones. In the future, it will support larger devices, including appliances, HVAC systems and EV charging stations, which already use DC power internally.”
The Elevated software platform offers a wide array of IoT integrations and technologies for comprehensive climate control, health and security measures, empowering users to fully optimise their spaces. The combined AGILE-CORE and Elevate solution will set a new standard in smart building AI solutions.
Sinclair Digital’s AGILE-CORE architecture provides pre-packaged systems that combine Fault Managed Power (FMP), PoE and USB power infrastructure. These plug-and-play solutions are tailored for Electrical Contractors, Lighting Agents and Specifiers, using Sinclair Digital’s extensive design/build installation expertise.
For additional product and sales inquiries, please email info@sinclair-digital.com.
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June 18, 2024
Posted by: Magda Dabrowska