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Advancements in tech, connectivity, and cloud computing platforms are all contributing to an accelerated growth in the global Industrial IoT (IIoT) market. More specifically, in the manufacturing and automotive domains, the adoption of smart sensor technology, AR vision, predictive analytics, AI & ML have further enhanced the evolution.

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.

For many industries such as Medical devices, Industrial equipment, Manufacturing, Transportation, Utilities and many more, field service organization is key to the success of the company.