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[still waiting] 21/5/2018 12:27

could DA's ability to retrofix/secure existing iot devices in the field be applied to other legacy devices out there..

interesting article about azure iot and legacy stuff.

[jamesto2] 21/5/2018 12:26

Loughton why the rise today ? If I had bought in Friday I would have made over 10% .

[mike routhorn] 21/5/2018 12:25

Tyrano, your post 95745 - where do those words come from?

Are they DA comment?

[warrenfingerfood] 21/5/2018 12:21

What have we had that says Symantec are using keyscaler? ....(Symantec, Thales and Gemalto)...

[still waiting] 21/5/2018 12:20

Intel "Smart Ships"..



According to the agreement, DSME will build a basic environment for the infrastructure of the Intelligent Smart Ship 4.0 Service on the Naver Cloud Platform of Naver Business Platform and introduce Intel's IoT solutions to the On-Ship IoT System.

[still waiting] 21/5/2018 12:16

the more you look at the DA offering the more it starts to resemble a wotsapp situation..

simply replace individuals for iot devices, they all still need to interact and be secure to create a market that works.. just the communications are more critical !!

[andrbea] 21/5/2018 12:16

on needing security...

We had a company come to us that had deployed 1,000 devices, but 3,000 had connected to the service. That’s why you need strong authentication and to know which device is connecting and that it hasn’t been compromised.”

[loughton] 21/5/2018 12:16

About £50k

pp_7 21 May '18 - 12:14 - 95755 of 95755
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From today's FT:

GDPR in numbers

75% : Of the world’s population will be connected to a digital device by 2025

163 zettabytes: Projected size of global data in use by 2025, up from 16zb in 2016

90% : Of data will be classed as needing security by 2025, but only 50% will be secured.

On that last point - I wonder what an off the shelf solution that can secure data across devices might be worth?

[pp_7] 21/5/2018 12:14

From today's FT:

GDPR in numbers

75% : Of the world’s population will be connected to a digital device by 2025

163 zettabytes: Projected size of global data in use by 2025, up from 16zb in 2016

90% : Of data will be classed as needing security by 2025, but only 50% will be secured.

On that last point - I wonder what an off the shelf solution that can secure data across devices might be worth?

[wardy333] 21/5/2018 12:02

Loads of late trades coming through including 170k buy.

[loughton] 21/5/2018 12:02

Poor idiot Brucie Bonus, once again proof that a Terd hold is a nutjob.

[noramping] 21/5/2018 11:51

71 trades, hardly sucking them in and spitting the out is it.

Facts are if you bought before 10am your sitting on a paper profit.

[andrbea] 21/5/2018 11:51

May 17
see last sentence.

As for results on the first quarter of 2018 Gemalto recorded revenue of €650 million. According to the press release, “… this growth was driven by a solid increase in the identity, IoT and cybersecurity segment [that] more than offset the anticipated revenue decrease in the smartcards and issuance segment.” Gemalto acquired a new identity management business in May 2017, and it’s already contributing to growth. “You can see how fast the share of identity, IoT and cybersecurity has grown in our revenue , accounting for already 45% this quarter but [advancing] six percentage points from the same period of last year. We can expect this trend to continue. Identity, IoT and cybersecurity will represent for more in-house sales in the near future… These evolutions are in line with our expectations… and are the first step resulting from the specific choices we have made for the company. They provide us with a solid foundation to delivery our confirmed 2018 objectives.” Biometric tech is a key part of this shift at the company. To that end, Gemalto also announced that it had won a significant biometric contract in the banking sector this past quarter. “[The project] will enable deployment of commercial biometric solutions on a large scale, increasing consumers’ protection in their day-to-day transactions,” according to a company release. The project reflects the growing demand for commercial biometric projects. “Overall, Gemalto is well positioned to capture the growing opportunities of this market,” said an exec on the conference call. According to the CEO, “In 2018 we expect to continue seeing strong demand for citizen protection solution, e-Passports, border control solutions and biometrics driven by the need for increased security at country borders. Our recent win of the UK passport for a 10-year [period] illustrates our ability to capture the growing opportunities in this market… In cybersecurity, the increased concern in data security and data privacy, as well as regulation enforcement, should continue to drive growth… We confirm our outlook for 2018. Double-digit revenue growth expected in the identity, IoT and cybersecurity segments.

[o1dsmokie] 21/5/2018 11:48

They push it up, suck in the Muppettes, chew off the fat and spit the bones out

Every day

[still waiting] 21/5/2018 11:32

how much for a new disruptive tech. platform securing data passing through the globals' networks and platforms ?

[bobdown2] 21/5/2018 11:30

At.t do not always get a mention...really good stuff....

[noramping] 21/5/2018 11:29

OS, bit desperate mate, the sell price went down from 24.06 to 23.9, seems what little trades in this stock are being mopped up by buyers (no real clue why), but hay ho, in profit over 20% since late last week.
This dog is feeding me :)

[bobdown2] 21/5/2018 11:29

Tyrano that is an amazing post..lets hope it pans out the same..

[pp_7] 21/5/2018 11:28

First target 30p (hopefully we can get through that in a matter of days);

Beyond that we are in uncharted territory 40p, 60p who knows;

Any stage 3 announcement re: DA could see us going to £1+ (and likely insiders and IIs know in advance what is happending behind scenes so a sustained price rise through to June will be a key indicator of final outcome wrt DA).

[andrbea] 21/5/2018 11:24

April 29

Should IBM investors worry about AWS?

Amazon constantly launches new services on top of AWS to keep up with the latest technologies like Internet of Things (IoT) and AI services. Therefore it wasn't surprising that AWS also launched a blockchain platform.

IBM investors shouldn't panic, since Big Blue already secured major blockchain deals with enterprise giants like shipping giant Maersk, consumer goods maker Unilever, and seven of Europe's top banks. The blockchain business also remains a tiny part of Big Blue's five "strategic imperatives" -- its higher-growth cloud, analytics, mobile, security, and social businesses -- which offset the softer growth of its legacy businesses.

However, Amazon made it clear that it plans to compete against IBM in nearly all of its next-gen ventures -- including machine learning, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and now blockchain -- via new services for AWS. This trend is troubling, and indicates that IBM needs to widen its moat against Amazon.

[tyrano1] 21/5/2018 11:24

https://www.itproportal.com/features/is-the-internet-of-things-impossible-to-secure/Posted by Device Authority. IOT is not impossible to secure but it's bloody hard, and that is why the likes of Microsoft, Intel, Comodo, Digicert, Dell, AT&T, GE, IBM, and the biggest Cybersecurity companies in the world (Symantec, Thales and Gemalto) have turned to Device Authority. Device Authority took several years to build, refine and patent their solution for IOT. Product launches by their partners are coming within weeks.

[abbotslynn] 21/5/2018 11:23

Well up on the dayHaHa