5G'S ROLE IN THE INTERNET OF THINGS

The Internet of Things is expected to be the main driver of demand for the higher information rates and lower latencies of 5G, and it will be a different world. The current LTE framework is built around the base station. It’s not clear yet how 5G, WiFi, Bluetooth, and other communications modalities will divide the IoT communications pie, or how they will interact in practice. Will high-bit-rate, short-range communications in ranges above 6GHz bypass the bases-station take on the local device-to-device load. Will backers of different protocols go to war over staking claims to the expanding spectrum? How will IoT networks coordinate among devices that may rely on different communications protocols? How much data will have to be referred through the backbone for central coordination, and how much will be allocated and adjudicated out on the edge.
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Safety, Security & Privacy in the Interconnected World of IT, OT & IIoT

TUVRheinland

If you manage OT systems, watch this webinar on demand and improve your ability to manage converged systems. Hear new research findings from Ponemon Institute. Hear the top concerns — and best approaches — for functional safety, cybersecurity and data privacy when there is a convergence of IT, operational technology (OT), and industrial internet of things (IIoT).
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Unlocking the Value of IoT with Lifecycle Management

Intel

This webinar explores the lifecycle journey of IoT devices and how to ensure the devices and data generated are secured from design/creation to end of life. With guest speakers from Intel and Comodo, the discussion will include: Zero-touch onboarding and registering of devices, Credential management: PKI for IoT at scale, Data security, Automation and operational efficiency
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Zerynth launches Industrial IoT APPs: no-code solutions for 4.0 machinery

In less than 1 hour it is possible to connect any machinery or industrial asset in order to monitor production in real-time, measure energy consumption, predict malfunctions, and get real-time notifications. The innovativeness of the new system is enabled by the presence of a no-code configuration wizard that allows, in just a few clicks, one to choose the most suitable App for each machine that you want to monitor and view their data on dashboards without writing code or having to follow complicated procedures of configuration.
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Are They Always Listening? How Secure is my Smart Speaker?

This webinar is hosted by Pennsylvania Assistive Technology Foundation (PATF) as part of the Smart Homes Made Simple project. Learn more about the project at SmartHomesMadeSimple.org.
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