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‘Smart manufacturing’ involves a transition to digital manufacturing- a reliance on a range of technology platforms to help streamline and accelerate production processes. In general, IIoT systems span IT, operational technology and core business functions- essential for generating sustainable growth from innovation and initiatives, requiring highest security in data and software governance and interoperability without restricting process agility and openness.

While providers of healthcare give a dedicated service to curing disease, one of the vulnerabilities in healthcare is data security - and this remains susceptible to cyber attack.

Industrial IoT requires a continuous chain of trust whilst providing an adequate level of security without restricting the capability to exchange data.

Securing the most valuable Assets in the Automobile Life Cycle

Digitalization in the automotive industry is evolving rapidly. In turn, large amounts of data is produced and requires trusted cybersecurity solutions.

Utimaco provides industry-grade key injection solutions and a remote key loading HSM enabling remote key lifecycle management, tracking and distribution control

Due to the exponential increase in cyber threats and attacks, Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) has become the latest trend in enterprise cybersecurity.

Zentrales Ergebnis der IDC-Studie: Aktuell setzen in Deutschland nur 3 von 10 Industrieunternehmen aktiv IIoT-Projekte um.

Humans are not the only ones that need the security of a digital identity. Machines used in digital transactions are a target for hackers, necessitating the protection that digital identities provide for all stakeholders in order to prevent security breaches.

Supply chain attacks threatened the interconnectedness of global markets. It is common for multiple customers to rely on the same supplier. Therefore, a single cyberattack could potentially have a large-scale national or cross-border impact.

Supply chain attacks are nothing new. However, these attacks have become more organized since the early part of 2020. Now, cybercriminals have turned their focus to suppliers versus organizations to make a far greater impact with damages.

The accelerated growth of digital transformations and digitalized processes, along with the expansion of Internet of Things (IoT) has exponentially increased the number of machine interactions. This significantly increases the risks that businesses face in maintaining continuity in the event of a cyberattack, which are becoming all too common these days.

Gartner recently published their 2021 cyber security report that shows important risk trends in cybersecurity. This article discusses what implications these trends have on cybersecurity architecture.