Structured Threat Information eXpression (STIX)
What is Structured Threat Information eXpression (STIX)? Structured Threat Information eXpression (STIX) is a standardized Extensible Markup Language (XML) programming language for conveying data about cybersecurity threats in a way that can be easily understood by both humans and security technologies. STIX is a structured, Open Source and free language to share cyberthreat intelligence (CTI). […]
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Multi-IMSI vs. eUICC
When it comes to IoT, there are two main options for multi-network SIMs: Multi-IMSI and eUICC. Since IoT devices are often placed in remote locations, used for complex purposes, and left unattended for many years, it’s crucial that their connectivity requirements are comprehensive and forward-looking. Multi-IMSI technology enables a single SIM card to store multiple […]
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Top 13 IoT blogs to follow in 2024
The internet of things is driving many of today’s most significant technology developments. Modern organizations use IoT applications and sensors for everything, including optimizing manufacturing and supply chain practices to aiding the development of municipalities through use in smart cities. Effective use of IoT technology can create numerous benefits. It can potentially help businesses monitor […]
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Microsoft improves code coverage tools
Microsoft has enhanced its code coverage tools, adding new features to Microsoft.CodeCoverage and introducing dotnet-coverage. The enhancements include fresh report formats that integrate smoothly with tools such as ReportGenerator. Microsoft posted a bulletin about its enhanced code coverage tools on December 21. Both Microsoft.CodeCoverage and dotnet-coverage can run on any platform supported by .NET, due […]
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LinkedIn open sources its Developer Productivity and Happiness Framework
Looking back on 2023, two key themes underlaid much of what drove the new tools and technologies across the entire development ecosystem. One was artificial intelligence, both using and building it, and the other was making developers more productive. That last one was perhaps the hardest to quantify and describe. For one thing, developer productivity […]
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Intro to JSX: HTML that does JavaScript
JSX is a way to write HTML inside of JavaScript, but it feels more like a way to write JavaScript inside of HTML. As a templating language, it is beloved by some and loathed by others. Here’s a look at how it works and why it’s important. Templating with JSX JSX was introduced as a templating […]
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Edge and IoT Predictions For 2024
Illustration: © IoT For All As has been an end-of-year tradition at IOTech, we are trying to polish our crystal ball and look into what the upcoming new year brings to the edge/IoT industry. Ever want to be humbled? Makes some predictions about what is going to happen in the coming year and then looks […]
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SQL unleashed: 9 ways to speed up your SQL queries
SQL is the leading language for developing and querying databases, but it has a few quirks. In my last article, I shared 7 SQL mistakes to avoid. Now, let’s take a look at 9 best practices for writing faster SQL queries. 9 best practices for faster SQL queries Retrieve only the columns you need Use CASE […]
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Globalstar Helps Safeguard Africa’s Endangered Species
Globalstar Europe Satellite Services Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Globalstar, Inc. (NYSE American: GSAT), the next-generation international telecommunications infrastructure and technology provider, announced today that its IoT satellite technology is being used to protect multiple endangered species of wildlife in Africa. Leading-edge satellite-enabled tracking devices incorporating Globalstar’s small and lightweight ST100 chipset are being used to monitor rhinoceros, part […]
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3 ways to reduce stress on the DevSecOps team
I recently moderated a session for the CSO Cybersecurity Summit on building resilience and addressing employee anxiety amid organizational transformation. My session focused on the stresses and burnout experienced by security teams, including recent data showing that 94% of chief information security officers (CISOs) suffer from work-related stress, and 65% admit their stress levels compromise […]
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