In recent years, the Internet of Things (IoT) has evolved from emerging technological ideas and inventions to products and equipment that are now a part of our daily life. A new era of digitalization is being brought in by smart sensors, wearable technology, office buildings, homes, and businesses. …

An alarming increase in annual cyberattack data happened to coincide with the rapid growth of digitization and online work. …

The most recent version of the Network Device collaborative Protection Profile (NDcPP) was released in March 2020. NDcPP is now one of the most popular and widely utilized protection profiles among network device vendors and manufacturers seeking certification for their products. In our most recent article, we go into greater…

A known critical cybersecurity vulnerability exists in 53% of all connected medical equipment in hospitals, according to Cynerio, a healthcare IoT cybersecurity company. The found critical risk in one-third of bedside connected devices used in healthcare settings raises serious concerns for patient safety. This is only one of several factors…

There’s a good chance you’ve heard of Common Criteria, but you may not know what it means or whether you should get your system or product certified. We will go into great detail on this subject so that, in the end, the idea of Common Criteria will be completely evident. …

If you are considering having your IT security product or technology CC Certified or just curious about the Common Criteria evaluation procedure, our new article will give you useful information. We’ll talk about: What is Common Criteria assessment? The procedure’s essential steps What advantages does agility offer during an evaluation…

Did you know that 33.8% of Industrial Control Systems’ (ICS) computers were attacked in the first half of 2021, which is 0.4% points (p.p.) more than in the second half of 2020? This indicates that more than one-third of ICSs worldwide experienced some sort of cyber attack just in the…

Globally, smart meter devices are being deployed more and more frequently for various installations, including electricity, gas and water. Thanks to their two-way communication capability, both the utility and the customer are able to monitor real-time utility usage. …

It is anticipated that the global market for smart meters, which was expected to be worth US$10.5 billion in 2020, would increase at a CAGR of 6.7 percent and reach US$15.2 billion by 2026. According to the most recent data, around 102.9 million smart meter devices (AMI) have been installed…