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Work From Home Automation Professionals: Cybersecurity Exposure
Remote access has allowed essential operations for critical facilities to continue during COVID-19, but also results in increased cyber exposure for IACS. -
OPC Experts Interviews: The Technology Behind OPC UA
Learn how the science of the open platform communication standard, OPC UA, is applied across the industrial automation sector from an interview with Uwe Steinkrauss, CEO of Unified Automation. This is the second in the series of OPC Experts Interviews. -
ARC Advisory Group releases Industrial IoT Edge Software Platforms Global Market Research report
ARC Advisory Group research on the global Industrial IoT Edge Software Platforms market reveals that manufacturing customers are looking to edge solutions to both respond to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic as well as position themselves competitively in the digitally transformed “new normal” economy. -
Guide to Improving Temperature Measurement Accuracy
You may be unsure whether accuracy is important for your particular application, or whether improving accuracy will make enough of a difference in your process results to justify the cost and effort. This article from the InTech FOCUS May 2020 edition, can help. -
Kaspersky ICS CERT Report: 2020 attacks target suppliers of equipment and software for industrial enterprises
According to the latest Kaspersky ICS CERT findings, these hits were focused on systems in Japan, Italy, German and the UK and targeted suppliers of equipment and software for industrial enterprises. Research has shown that attackers used malicious Microsoft Office documents,