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[duxy786] 12/1/2020 13:13

Suggest you look up his Xmas competition prediction for the last 5 years.....70p lol....maybe he put the zero by Accident?

[monte1] 12/1/2020 13:04

Bloody great stuff wardy333 - perhaps we can have a chat about the outcome of that next week?

[wardy333] 12/1/2020 12:56

Nice to see the trolls are scouring the internet day and night for their paymasters trying hard but unfortunately FAILING LMAO, Microsoft loves Keyscaler so much it has dome a demo to prove it, big webinar coming up this coming Week with another major, its all coming together nicely...

[kkrr11ss2] 12/1/2020 12:43

Dixons Carphone faces £500,000 data breach penalty

Jan 09, 2020

ICO imposed a £500,000 fine on Dixons Carphone over a data breach between July 2017 and April 2018 that affected millions of customers

[kkrr11ss2] 12/1/2020 12:40

Device Authority

Dr. Nicko van Someren
Board Member
Nicko is a technologist and entrepreneur based in Boulder, Colorado.

He has more than two decades of experience leading, developing and bringing to market disruptive security technologies. He co-founded two successful start-up technology companies with IPO exits, generating hundreds of millions of dollars in shareholder value.
Nicko has served as the Chief Technology Officer of several innovating organisations including nCipher Plc. (now a part of Entrust data cardT

This was a great appointment Ncipher & Entrust Datacard are flying

[monte1] 12/1/2020 11:37

ebomber - 70p indeed.

Now that is funny. Really, really quite funny.

[monte1] 12/1/2020 11:36

Good morning all - the deluders, deluded and delusional alike.

[mudbath] 12/1/2020 11:04

Q.

What will you call duxy should he suddenly became a friend of TERN and devote his time to unearthing nuggets of information seving to underscore our value?

A.

Asif.

[mudbath] 12/1/2020 10:58

Thanks for your further post duxy.

With your being on "filter",I only peruse a sample of your post every few weeks;so I will remain blissfully unaware as to its content.

Take time out to discover that there are other fish in the sea;never mind other seas and distant oceans.

Bon voyage !

[mudbath] 12/1/2020 10:22

Duxy is having a cut and paste morning.

All very interesting duxy;yet of little consequence to the TERN embryonic behemoth.

Still,if such is your only life, then you had better get on with it.

[duxy786] 12/1/2020 10:13

Anyone who hasn't seen this video, should. The simplicity in device enrollment, provisioning and attestation is magic.No wonder they have a billion devices already managed on their platform....https://vimeo.com/338280985

[duxy786] 12/1/2020 10:04

Final icing on the cake.......Today more than one billion devices integrate the Trustonic Secured Platform (TSP). TSP provides devices with a hardware protected environment for applications. Trustonic is the industry's only provider of these advanced capabilities at scale, and the only vendor whose mission is to open access to these capabilities to third-party developers.Service providers across a broad range of verticals use Trustonic's development tools to develop and deploy trust enhanced services.This means that our partners are able to deliver experiences to their customers that are not only more secure, but simpler, richer and altogether more compelling.

[still waiting] 12/1/2020 10:03

Wardy, nice to be shown how vast the market is..

What does the man from MS say about it all at scale ?

Completely agnostic as well, any chip, any cloud, any infrastructure, any device remember..

[duxy786] 12/1/2020 10:01

https://vimeo.com/338280985Enable IoT devices to securely identify and enroll themselves in the fieldCompanies, factories, utilities and cities deploying IoT systems need to know that data from sensors and devices is trusted and coming from an actual authentic device, not from a cyber-attack or from a hacker.Consumers buying IoT devices want certainty that the device they have bought is the genuine article – not a fake built from stolen plans or a cheap clone that doesn't meet functional or safety standards. Equally, manufacturers of those devices who are supporting large back-end systems need to know that only genuine devices can connect to their platforms. This is to ensure both that the data they exchange can be trusted and that their customers don't associate their brand with a sub-optimal experience.To achieve all of this, it is essential to be able to trust the device. Trustonic's IoT security platform injects individual device identities and keys into hardware at silicon manufacture. The associated keys are only accessible in the most secure part of the device – the Kinibi-M Trusted Execution Environment (TEE).The secure device identity is known as a Root of Trust (think of it as a digital birthmark) providing a unique and provable device identity. The TEE ensures protected keys and data cannot be accessed by either malware or other software-based attacks. It also enables a Trustonic-secured device to securely identify itself as authentic to a cloud service.

[duxy786] 12/1/2020 09:54

Looks like the scum master Can't handle the research being posted. Oh well, am sure the nurse will clean him up after breakfast.

[duxy786] 12/1/2020 09:52

Trustonic's hardware-backed IoT security solutions and IoT Root of Trust foundation form the basis upon which a secure and trusted IoT infrastructure should be built.Trustonic has developed two versions of its secure TEE operating system; Kinibi and Kinibi-M.Kinibi is the operating system that is used to protect application-level processors, such as the ARM Cortex-A range. These processors are used in most smartphones and higher-end IoT devices.Kinibi-M, on the other hand, is used to secure low-power, low-cost microcontroller class processors (MCUs), which are mainly used in sensors and other dedicated-use IoT devices. Processors in these devices are typically those from ARM's Cortex-M series. In partnership with Trustonic, Microchip was the first manufacturer to embedded Kinibi-M into high volume commercial microcontrollers with the launch of the SAM L11 range of MCUs.You think Sisto missed a trick here.

[wardy333] 12/1/2020 09:50

Desperation personified,,,,

[wardy333] 12/1/2020 09:50

Desperation personified,,,,

[duxy786] 12/1/2020 09:48

Trustonic Provides IoT Security for OPTOLANE's New Smart Medical DevicePosted on December 17, 2019 by Eric WeissTrustonic has found another customer for its Trustonic Secured Platform for IoT devices. The company has announced that the medical equipment company OPTOLANE will be using the platform to secure its new LOAA (Lab on an Array) Analyzer.https://mobileidworld.com/trustonic-provides-iot-security-optolanes-new-smart-medical-device-121708/

[duxy786] 12/1/2020 09:46

That last one....source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2019/12/18/the-future-of-iot-security-using-blockchain-technology-via-the-chip/amp/

[duxy786] 12/1/2020 09:45

Imagine a chip that is immutable, programmable and smaller than a pinhead.You could program this chip once, set an immutable identity for it and deploy it on a blockchain network. In the current world, you would likely use a centralized database and register the device to the network. While this is a great solution today, it is still open to centralized vulnerabilities.Once this chip is embedded, you can then track everything it processes, manage its security and decide what happens to the data in and out of this chip.It takes some imagination to think about this vision, but what I am suggesting is a real opportunity, and some companies are developing these solutions.Take U.S. startup Borsetta.io (a company I admire and have worked with), which is working on a "trusted physical assets" project. This project is a "patented decentralized security protocol," otherwise known as a set of rules and codes built to protect, secure, tokenize and transact physical assets using technology.What this means to you and me is that Borsetta is able to secure data from IoT devices. The data flowing through the "things" is securely encrypted at the source and then "chained" (like in blockchain) with other data through Borsetta's zero-knowledge mesh network (a cryptographically secured network) and shared via its distributed ledger.

[duxy786] 12/1/2020 09:32

TP-Link launches new HomeCareTM Pro With Avira-powered IoT Security for the Smart Homehttps://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200106005321/en/TP-Link-launches-new-HomeCareTM-Pro-Avira-powered-IoT

[duxy786] 12/1/2020 09:26

Hushmesh has announced that it will be demonstrating its new password-free authentication solution for guests at CES 2020. Dubbed the Trustee, the new IoT device is designed to be a comprehensive platform that allows users to gain access to any participating service through a simple procedure on their smartphone. The Trustee offers automated end-to-end cryptography, and is built using Microsoft's Azure Sphere IoT platform.Source:https://mobileidworld.com/hushmesh-streamlines-iot-security-password-free-trustee-device-010604/