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Medical Device Security: What OEMs Need to Know Miguel Perez Miguel Perez, OEM Product Manager, Digi International
 June 30, 2023 IoT Trends
Today, cybersecurity legislation is emerging that affects all medical device OEMs worldwide. Our blog shares insights on what developers need to know, and provides access to our white paper for more in-depth information.
Key Strategies for Embedded Systems Security Miguel Perez Miguel Perez, OEM Product Manager, Digi International
 January 20, 2023 Technical Insights
In this article, we outline what’s changed around cybersecurity for embedded products, why there is little time left to respond to new regulations, and why engineers should consider a comprehensive solution to manage the challenge.
IoT Solutions: Software, Security, and Device Management Jayna Locke Jayna Locke, Senior Marketing Manager, Digi International
 September 30, 2022 IoT Trends
What do IoT solutions solve? Why are they important? Learn about IoT software, device management, and security solutions that can help your business.
Reducing Network Security Risks for the Remote Workforce — Now and in the Future Digi International Digi International
 December 30, 2021 IoT Trends
The upward trend in remote workers has placed a strain on corporate IT departments, which must manage network security risks and provide secure and reliable connectivity to the distributed workforce.
Who Is Responsible for IoT Device Security? Digi International Digi International
 December 14, 2021 Technical Insights
Many people believe that security can be fully implemented by the device manufacturer, or that it’s possible to install a security-focused software program to detect and thwart hacking. But in fact, true device security is a combination of technologies, processes and best practices.
Digital Signage: Solving Challenges with Technology Brian Kirkendall Brian Kirkendall, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Infrastructure Management, Digi International
 July 02, 2020 IoT Trends
Digital signage is a dynamic and growing market, supported by the growth of high-speed networks, improved communications technologies, and the ability of digital signage to engage and inform. The key to success in this industry is in solving the challenges of speed, reliability and security.
Overcoming IoT Challenges: How to Make a Business Case Alec Jahnke Alec Jahnke, Senior Product Manager – OEM Solutions, Digi International
 December 13, 2019 Technical Insights
What are the challenges of the Internet of Things today? Are there barriers impacting the move to Industry 4.0? And how can you prove out a concept that will help your organization’s bottom line?
Mission Critical Communications for Transportation Steve Mazur Steve Mazur, Business Development Director, Government
 October 11, 2018 IoT Trends
In this post, we will cover IoT solutions available for the broad-spectrum needs of the transit sector, including railroad companies, city transit systems and emergency responders.
Lessons Learned from the KRACK Vulnerability Digi International Digi International
 December 04, 2017 Technical Insights
KRACK (Key Reinstallation Attack) involved an issue with the WPA2 protocol, which encrypts Wi-Fi traffic for a huge majority of devices and routers today. In other words, this issue impacted almost everyone with a computer. What can we learn from this?
Internet of Things Device Security: Five Simple Steps (video) Digi International Digi International
 July 13, 2017 IoT Trends
"Device security is a critical and complex step in designing an Internet of Things strategy. Digis Chief Technology Officer
Cyber Security Vs. Physical Security: Is One More Important?
October 31, 2016 Uncategorized
Remote devices can be susceptible to cyber-attacks such as hacks, viruses and spyware invasions that can go undetected until it is too late. Remote devices can also be even more prone to physical unauthorized access or damage because security focus tends to be elsewhere.
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