Johan Vermij is an analyst for the Internet of Things practice at 451 Research. He covers the smart energy vertical, including renewables, oil & gas.
Prior to joining 451 Research, he has worked as an IoT practitioner, managing innovation projects across multiple sectors including aerospace, government and finance. Among other projects, he has designed a high volume production line for the production of fiber-reinforced composites and base lined IoT security in real time environments. His prior roles include GDPR and Infosec consulting as well as extensive emerging technology research for companies including Sogeti.
The buyer plans to capitalize on CyberX's existing API-level integration with Azure Security Center for IoT to provide a unified IT/OT security offering. The deal highlights the $5bn investment in IoT that Microsoft had announced two years ago, and aligns with its growing ambitions in cybersecurity operations and management.
With the Platform 1.6 enhancements, the company is presenting a mature operational technology visibility, detection and response solution that aims to help IT security specialists understand the OT environment.
The coronavirus outbreak has rapidly shifted global markets, including those related to enterprise technology, since we published our 2020 Trends report on the Internet of Things in November 2019. This foreword serves as an update to our 2020 predictions in light of market changes due to COVID-19.
The company released its unidirectional gateway in June, aiming to secure data transmission in midmarket OT networks with patented technology for guaranteed data delivery without retransmission. The unidirectional gateway offers high bandwidth for file and server replication in air-gapped networks.
The German Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information states that the German federal government is not allowed to use WhatsApp for internal and external communication. We look at how this could raise the bar for messaging and collaboration providers, prompting them to expand their security and compliance capabilities.
With the maturation of IoT devices and enterprise scaling in deployment, the need for certified products increases. GlobalPlatform has released its SESIP Methodology-based IoT framework to provide a unified methodology and five assurance levels for product certification.
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