The Internet of Things requires support

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The Internet of Things requires support

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It is reported that three platforms will be available to the company's partners: for IoT gateways, for thin clients and for professional mobile devices. The main feature of these platforms is that they allow free installation of third-party applications without violating the properties of cyber immunity.


It is expected that at the first stage, partners will have access to the IoT gateway platform, a prototype of which was presented in April this year at the international industrial trade fair Hannover Messe. Then the other two platforms will become available. The application distribution and management system will not be available before 2023.

" for a large number of protocols that allow you to connect czech republic mobile database already installed at customers' premises," said Grigory Sizov, Head of Business Development for KasperskyOS-based Solutions. "Thin clients need VPN and video conferencing support to quickly set up a remote workstation in our difficult times, while professional mobile devices need an office suite and VPN. We see the answer to these challenges in the ability to provide initially secure platforms that will allow other companies to develop applications for them and quickly meet customer needs."

Transitioning from DevOps plus security to true DevSecOps: Five key aspects
25.10.2021
Kirsten Newcomer
Kirsten Newcomer
Application supply chains are a prime target for cyberattacks, which is why DevSecOps—ensuring application security during the development process from end to end—is so important. In fact, the Pentagon’s new IT modernization strategy will be based in part on a new DevSecOps 2.0 guide, Kirsten Newcomer, senior general product manager at Red Hat, writes in TechBeacon .

There’s DevOps plus security, and then there’s DevSecOps. What’s the difference? In the first case, security is a third wheel. In the second case, it’s one leg of a three-legged stool — an integral part of the system that’s almost invisible until it’s gone. Indeed, to be effective, security must be everywhere — throughout the pipeline used to build and deploy, as well as in the runtime environment.
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