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Integrating various machines, devices and systems into an IT OT infrastructure presents companies with major challenges. With a new development, DNC concepts can be implemented securely.
read more...Yaskawa and Phoenix Contact have agreed a partnership: In the future, Yaskawa will be able to use Phoenix Contact's PLCnext technology in the development of machine control and control platforms.
read more...What is needed for digital transformation? In addition to a deep understanding of the possibilities and limitations of technologies, one thing above all: access to data. Digital connectivity is a decisive factor for the success of digitalization strategies.
read more...Modern hall lighting has more functions than just light on, light off. For example, it can use the light specifically where it is needed and switch it off where no one is present. This results in optimum illumination with low energy consumption.
read more...Kaspersky study on IT security
A recent Kaspersky study shows: In industry and manufacturing, 58 percent rely on IoT platforms. Security aspects in particular should be taken seriously: In the first half of 2019 alone, there were 105 million attacks on IoT devices.
read more...Forge Cybersecurity Platform, the new software platform from Honeywell, has been developed for the cybersecurity of asset-intensive companies and critical infrastructures. The platform is available in three versions.
read more...Insys icom and the network security company Rhebo present their joint solution for secure and stable communication, data acquisition and data processing in industrial networks.
read more...The widespread use of IIoT and OT is also a new area of digital security risks. These should not be underestimated.
read more...For the implementation of Industry 4.0 scenarios, mechanical and vehicle engineering, process technology and the consumer goods industry are dependent on suitable sensors and their networking. Many manufacturing companies are currently working flat out to implement sensor networks in production.
read more...Manufacturing companies that introduce Industry 4.0 processes are increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks due to the growing complexity of their IT environment. Centralized device and process management helps to maintain an overview of the increasing number of end devices.
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