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Spot AI emerges from stealth with $22M for a platform to draw out more intelligence from organizations’ basic security videos

TechCrunch

Now, a startup is coming out of stealth with funding for tech designed to make the video produced by those cameras more useful. The issue is that many of these cameras are very old, analogue set-ups; and whether they are older or newer hardware, the video that is produced on them is of a very basic nature.

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IoT Architecture: the Pathway from Physical Signals to Business Decisions

Altexsoft

IoT solutions have become a regular part of our lives. This article describes IoT through its architecture, layer to layer. Major IoT building blocks and layers. Before we go any further, it’s worth pointing out that there is no single, agreed-upon IoT architecture. The skeleton of an IoT system.

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How conscious companies can thread IoT’s security and privacy needles

The Parallax

pound MK1 features a 166-degree Sony HD 1080p 30 FPS video camera built into the chin guard. 5 questions to ask before buying an IOT device. While optional video footage, which can be backed up to Forcite for insurance purposes, is not anonymized (Forcite says anonymization is in the works), rider location information is anonymized.

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Why it matters having Matter support for your new smart home device

TechCrunch

Among Belkin’s several Matter-enabled product announcements at CES for the home are its new Wemo video doorbell that works with Apple’s HomeKit, and the Wemo Smart Plug, Smart Light Switch and Smart Dimmer that will work with Matter over Thread. The offering includes the Veea SmartHub mesh router for the home called STAX.

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The New Way Companies are Harnessing Data at the Edge for Value Added in Real-Time

CIO

They are playing out across industries with the help of edge computing, Internet of Things (IoT) devices and an innovative approach known as Business Outcomes-as-a-Service. [1] Those using a turnkey, scalable BOaaS platform are quickly able to manage an entire AI and IoT ecosystem from one dashboard, across the cloud, edge and far edge. [4]

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4 Best Practices for Zero Trust for IoT

Palo Alto Networks

The Challenge Behind Implementing Zero Trust for IoT Devices. Now let’s talk about IoT devices in a similar yet somewhat divergent context. When it comes to unmanaged IoT devices tethered to an organization’s network, most enterprises find it difficult to adhere to standard Zero Trust principles. or Single-Sign-On. .

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11 Key Enterprise IoT Security Recommendations

Altexsoft

As we know, the IoT will enable businesses to capture more data for deep analysis while obtaining more granular control over processes. Devices connected to the IoT have been recognized for a long time as a prime target for hackers and once you have read the article to follow, you will appreciate why. This is good news.

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