Bend or Break? Billing for B2B IoT with Numerex and LogiSense

IoT deployments cause constant security concern, due to their frequent use as attack vectors for bad actors to gain access to broader network resources. Traditional security measures relying on agents and software updates pose challenges to manage and control on always-on, open IoT devices.

IoT security issue are well known, but not easily addressed. Most security tools use methods developed for our 64-bit laptops, tablets, or smartphones that are not well-suited for the low resource 8-,16- or 32- bit devices that are the foundation of the IoT today. These security methods are also typically computationally intensive—putting both a time-to-compute and energy burden on battery-powered devices. In this webinar, we will learn how the Renesas-SecureRF partnership uniquely delivers a practical and secure identification and authentication solution that meets the easy-to-deploy, low-power requirements of IoT edge nodes.

In the rush to deploy and reap the benefits of IoT, enterprise security pros are now presented with a new challenge less secure or unpatchable devices touching the network with expanded wireless connections. While IoT systems benefit enterprises with new capabilities, the technology also presents financial, safety and other risks.

As we evolve from pandemic to next normal world, 36% of manufacturers are already engaged on AI projects and 23% more have plans to use AI in coming months to unlock the anticipated trillions of dollars in value in industrial sectors. Based on the lessons learned during the pandemic they are all seeking the best way to achieve new levels of productivity, safety and agility by unlocking the AI driven insights from petabytes of data they harvest from their connected factories.