Marrying IoT and Unified Communications

IoT deployments carry inherent risks like undeterred access to devices, poor connectivity and a very large threat surface. With ever-increasing incidents of intrusion, denial of service, spoofing attacks, etc., businesses must take a strategic view of IoT security. IoT developers and Solutions Architects know that a solid security architecture for IoT will require encryption, authentication, and authorization to run at scale. However, today, IoT security needs a different paradigm than IT security – here is where MQTT comes in to help in mitigating IoT security vulnerabilities.

Critical infrastructure has a very broad definition and impacts many various companies. The industry is also consistently being targeted by hackers and ransomware exploits in North America. Join our upcoming webinar to break down what’s going on, impacts in the industry, the mindset of a hacker to help keep your company safe, and outline how Sectrio can keep you out of the headlines

As the IoT has developed it has become apparent that software is the element of the device that drives the ability to differentiate and deliver ongoing customer value. It's clear that to be a successful IoT device company, you have to be a successful software company. And successful software companies have learned to optimize al

The increased demand for connectivity and 5G network-enabled IoT solutions is causing technology providers, telcos, agencies to rush to be first to market, clamoring for dominance in a relatively new, untapped market. This wave of competition may push some orgnisations to sacrifice security testing for speed, allowing potential vulnerabilities to remain hidden in the entire value chain of 5G, network and IoT.