Start With Accurate Asset Discovery and Device Inventory Asset discovery is one of the first problems governments need to solve.
Connected devices that stay online for years without timely firmware updates pose significant and unnecessary IoT security risks to government networks.
Strengthen Network Security Through Device Segmentation After agencies identify their connected devices, they need to control how those devices communicate.
Third-party contractors may require remote access for maintenance, which makes identity and access controls part of the device security problem.
That planning should also govern connected device purchases.
Sep 14, 2026 · via statetechmagazine.com
Massive IoT deployment and private 5G networks shift cyber risk from isolated device faults to large-scale, real-time disruption.
Expanded threat landscape Huge attack surface: Billions of remotely reachable devices create countless entry points.
Weak device security: Default passwords, poor encryption, insecure updates and limited hardware protections leave many IoT devices exposed.
Cyber-physical impact: Private 5G connects sensors, machines and control systems, so breaches can alter operations, not just steal data.
CERT-In measures Issue sector-specific, real-time threat intelligence and attack signatures for telecom, manufacturing, health and smart-city networks.
Sep 14, 2026 · via gktoday.in
That distinction shaped the trilogue “Cyber-Physical Trust: Securing OT, Infrastructure & Connected Operations” at the 9th ETCISO Annual Conclave 2026 at Grand Hyatt, Goa.
The panel consequently argued against treating OT security as merely an extension of traditional enterprise IT security.
In operational environments, however, safety and availability can take precedence because technology is directly connected to machinery and physical processes.
The transcript highlighted how some industrial systems continue operating despite limited documentation and uncertain consequences if they are restarted.
A traditional cyber incident may immediately be routed to the security operations centre.
Sep 14, 2026 · via ciso.economictimes.indiatimes.com
Market Overview The Netherlands IoT Chip market occupies a distinctive position in Europe: it is a high-value design, integration, and deployment market rather than a volume fabrication hub.
Market Size and Growth The Netherlands IoT Chip market is best characterized by relative growth rather than absolute size.
Prices and Cost Drivers Pricing in the Netherlands IoT Chip market reflects global semiconductor dynamics rather than local factors.
Suppliers, Manufacturers and Competition The Dutch IoT chip supply landscape is dominated by global semiconductor vendors and their authorized distribution networks.
Market Opportunities The most significant opportunity in the Netherlands IoT Chip market lies in security-enabled silicon.
Sep 13, 2026 · via indexbox.io
This is the central argument around smart cities: the promise of order against the risk of control.
A smart city at the expense of civil liberties is not a smart city; it is an Orwellian world.
Despite these challenges, smart cities offer significant security opportunities.
Smart cities can protect ordinary citizens and provide a deep sense of security.
To build a smart city without a smart society is to build a beautiful house on sand.
Sep 13, 2026 · via pakobserver.net
A pioneering effort in an emerging academic discipline within the broader field of cybercrime investigation and cyber defense, this eight-course (32-unit) program is STEM-designated and available online or on campus.
The MSCII differentiates itself from the MS in Criminal Justice with concentration in Cybercrime Investigation & Cybersecurity through its emphasis on the technical and analytical dimensions of modern investigations, including IoT forensics, cyber threat intelligence, financial crime, cryptocurrency and blockchain investigations, artificial intelligence, and deepfake-related offenses.
It focuses on the techniques and principles used during investigative and legal procedures by law enforcement, intelligence professionals, and private-sector practitioners engaged in cybercrime investigation, digital forensics, and threat intelligence investigation and prosecution.
BU MET’s cybersecurity programs are supported by grant funding from federal law enforcement agencies.
Learn more about the MS in Cybercrime Investigation & Intelligence.
Sep 12, 2026 · via bu.edu
UPES hosted the International Conference on Advancement in Cyber Security and Digital Forensics (ICACSDF 2026), bringing together researchers, cybersecurity professionals, industry practitioners and students to deliberate on emerging cyber threats and the need for resilient digital ecosystems.
The conference received 892 research paper submissions, with 186 papers accepted after peer review by 469 reviewers from across the world.
Discussions covered AI and machine learning in cybersecurity, cyber-threat intelligence, digital forensics, post-quantum cryptography, IoT security, blockchain, software and web security, incident response, and governance and risk management.
UPES Vice Chancellor Dr Sunil Rai said cyber resilience was fundamental to building trust in an increasingly digital society.
Experts from institutions including the University of Auckland, IIT Kharagpur, IIT Roorkee and Indian Statistical Institute Kolkata participated in the conference.
Sep 12, 2026 · via greaterkashmir.com
Researchers, cybersecurity experts, industry professionals, and students from across the country participated in the International Conference on Advancement in Cyber Security and Digital Forensics (ICACSDF 2026), where discussions centered on emerging cyber threats, digital investigations, and the challenges posed by rapid technological advancement.
“While ‘Digital India’ is our strength, a ‘Secure Digital India’ is our necessity,” he said.
He also stressed the importance of strengthening digital forensics as evidence increasingly comes from mobile phones, computers, servers, and networks.
Experts said India needed to build capabilities to stay ahead of increasingly sophisticated cyber threats through education, research, and innovation.
They called for greater cooperation among government agencies, universities, industry, security agencies, and society to develop indigenous technologies and security solutions.
Sep 11, 2026 · via timesofindia.indiatimes.com
For the Wireless IoT ecosystem, the new requirements create a framework for improving product security throughout the entire lifecycle.
The company’s Product Security Incident Response Team, PSIRT, serves as a public point of contact for potential vulnerabilities affecting NXP products.
What Product Manufacturers Should Have in Place The start of CRA reporting makes preparation an operational advantage.
The Goal: Faster Response and More Resilient Products The Cyber Resilience Act creates a common framework for strengthening the cybersecurity of connected products in Europe.
NXP provides information and guidance to help product manufacturers understand CRA requirements, strengthen vulnerability-management processes and prepare connected products for long-term cybersecurity requirements.
Sep 11, 2026 · via wiot-group.com
Edvenswa Enterprises has signed an MoU with Armour1X LLP to jointly develop AI, cybersecurity and deep-tech solutions for enterprise clients.
It spans AI and generative AI, cybersecurity, cyber-physical security, IoT and intelligent automation.
Armour1X, in turn, brings deep-tech and cybersecurity expertise along with specialist platforms and existing market relationships.
Both companies intend to design and run capability-building programmes aimed at developing AI and cybersecurity talent, rather than limiting the partnership to technology delivery alone.
It was signed by Hima Bindu Dulipala, Company Secretary and Compliance Officer of Edvenswa Enterprises.
Sep 11, 2026 · via equitypandit.com
Mumbai, September 11: Edvenswa Enterprises Limited has entered into a strategic, non-exclusive Memorandum of Understanding with Armour1X LLP to explore collaboration across artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, IoT and other emerging technologies.
Collaboration Targets AI And Cybersecurity Opportunities Under the MoU, Edvenswa will contribute its capabilities in digital transformation, application engineering, cloud technologies, AI, cybersecurity, IoT, systems integration and managed services.
Edvenswa Expands Technology-Focused Business Opportunities Edvenswa Enterprises operates across technology services, including digital transformation, application engineering, cloud, cybersecurity, IoT and managed services.
Conclusion Edvenswa Enterprises has entered into a strategic and non-exclusive MoU with Armour1X LLP covering AI, Generative AI, cybersecurity, IoT, intelligent automation and other deep technologies.
Meanwhile, the Edvenswa Enterprises share price stood at ₹22.11 as of 9:28 AM IST on September 11, 2026, after a volatile start to the trading session.
Sep 11, 2026 · via hdfcsky.com
For collaboration in AI, cybersecurity and emerging deep-technology domains Edvenswa Enterprises has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Armour1X LLP, Hyderabad, to establish a strategic, non-exclusive collaboration framework focused on Artificial Intelligence (AI), Generative AI, Cybersecurity, Cyber-Physical Security, IoT, Intelligent Automation and other Deep Technologies.
Under the proposed collaboration, the parties intend to jointly identify and develop technology use cases, undertake Proofs-of-Concept (PoCs), design and deliver workforce training and capability building programmes, and develop integrated technology solutions for enterprise, government and institutional customers.
Edvenswa will leverage its capabilities in digital transformation, application engineering, cloud technologies, AI, cybersecurity, IoT, systems integration and managed services to support solution engineering, implementation and technology delivery.
Armour1X will contribute its deep-technology expertise, AI/GenAI and cybersecurity capabilities, specialist technology platforms and solutions, technology ecosystem and strategic market relationships.
The collaboration will also explore joint go-to-market initiatives, technology evaluation, solution development, implementation and deployment, with an initial focus on enabling workforce capabilities and building talent in AI, cybersecurity and emerging deep-technology domains.
Sep 11, 2026 · via business-standard.com
Finite State said manufacturers using its platform are prepared for the European Union Cyber Resilience Act reporting obligations.
It also covers products that remain under support, even if they were shipped years before the rules took effect.
That makes software bills of materials, vulnerability records, and internal documentation central to regulatory compliance rather than optional security paperwork.
Customer example Finite State cited Quectel Wireless Solutions, which has used the company for independent testing since 2023.
Further obligations under the Cyber Resilience Act will introduce broader cybersecurity requirements and a more extensive technical documentation package, increasing the need for detailed product records.
Sep 10, 2026 · via itbrief.asia
PwC India and Claroty announced an alliance to help organisations address the evolving cybersecurity needs of connected environments.
Commenting on the alliance, Sundareshwar Krishnamurthy, partner and India cyber leader at PwC India, said, “As organisations become more connected and digitised, trust, resilience and security are becoming integral to business growth and transformation.
As industries across manufacturing, energy, utilities, healthcare, and critical infrastructure continue to embrace digital transformation, the convergence of IT and OT environments has significantly expanded the cyber threat landscape.
PwC India brings the advisory, execution and industry context, while Claroty brings the visibility and control needed to secure modern and legacy OT environments.
“Together, Claroty and PwC India are committed to delivering purpose-built solutions for the manufacturing, healthcare, and commercial organisations that the general population relies on every day.”
Sep 10, 2026 · via industrialcyber.co
Forescout Technologies announced expanded investment in its global partner ecosystem, highlighted by its Mission: Possible channel enablement roadshow, recognition of partners advancing within its Envision Partner Program, and ongoing initiatives to strengthen partner expertise and customer success worldwide.
Nearly 100% of Forescout customer business is transacted through partners, making continued investment in partner enablement, technical expertise, and specialization central to the company’s channel-first strategy.
As part of its continued investment in partner growth, Forescout is recognizing organizations that have achieved new levels within the Envision Partner Program.
“Forescout’s enablement, technical investment, and collaborative approach have helped us better support our clients and expand the possibilities of our partnership.
We’re proud to be recognized for advancing within the Envision Partner Program and look forward to what we can achieve together.”
Sep 10, 2026 · via industrialcyber.co
STMicroelectronics and COMPRION have developed a jointly validated test environment aimed at helping developers test IoT devices using the GSMA’s SGP.32 eSIM specification.
SGP.32 introduces the IoT Profile Assistant (IPA), which manages eSIM profiles in connected devices and acts as an intermediary between the device’s eUICC and the eSIM IoT Remote Manager (eIM).
“Many companies are currently developing components for the SGP.32 ecosystem for the first time,” said Dr Marcus Dormanns, Director Product Management & Business Development at COMPRION.
The test environment combines COMPRION’s eUICC Profile Manager with Loader IoT and Network Bridge tools with STMicroelectronics’ ST4SIM-300 eUICC.
STMicroelectronics is also providing an IPAd sample implementation that developers can use as a starting point for their own implementations.
Sep 10, 2026 · via iotinsider.com
Originally from Florence, Italy, Mr. Scarito has an academic background spanning literature, linguistics, education, and transformative learning.
Mr. Scarito began his teaching career in Italy, before moving to Tashkent, Uzbekistan, where he gained experience in multicultural and international educational settings.
In addition to his experience in education, Mr. Scarito has an extensive background in fine-dining restaurant management and has lived across different countries as part of an internationally mobile family.
Mr. Scarito will join RIT Kosovo as an Adjunct Faculty member and will teach World History.
We are proud to welcome Alessio Scarito to the RIT Kosovo academic community.
Sep 10, 2026 · via rit.edu
At the centre of the guidance are five questions buyers of physical security technology should ask suppliers when reviewing product security, transparency and long-term support.
Five questions The first issue Genetec highlights is how long a product will receive security updates and support.
Under the rules, manufacturers must provide security updates and vulnerability handling for at least five years, making support periods a more prominent factor in purchasing decisions.
The final question is how providers support long-term cyber resilience.
It may also increase pressure on suppliers to show that product security is documented and maintained over several years.
Sep 10, 2026 · via itbrief.co.uk
Nozomi Networks has been named a 2026 Gartner Peer Insights Customers' Choice for CPS Protection Platforms.
The recognition is based on feedback and ratings from end-user professionals using products in the cyber-physical systems protection market.
Andrea Carcano, Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder of Nozomi Networks, linked the award to rising pressure on operators of essential systems.
Earlier this year, Nozomi Networks was recognised for a second consecutive year as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for CPS Protection Platforms.
As one energy utilities customer put it, "Every phase of the project has been supported consistently with clear, thorough answers."
Sep 10, 2026 · via channellife.com.au
Dynamic Weighted K-Asynchronous Federated Learning for Privacy-Preserving Intrusion Detection in Wireless Body Area Networks.
Weighted Asynchronous Federated Learning Enables Private Intrusion Detection in Body Networks.
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Sep 9, 2026 · via bioengineer.org