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Dual – or Greater – Ethernet Ports for Efficiency & Security

Dual – or Greater – Ethernet Ports for Efficiency & Security

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Mar 9th 2021

Consumer computers are often built with at least two Ethernet ports, and industrial computers may contain four or more. Multiple Ethernet ports allow for improve … View More

IT/OT Convergence: Benefits & Adoption

IT/OT Convergence: Benefits & Adoption

Posted by Heidi Huff on Mar 4th 2021

Traditionally, Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) have been separate operations with unique personnel teams and goals. However, with the inc … View More

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What programming languages can I use with SeaMAX for Windows to control Sealevel SeaI/O and eI/O digital and analog I/O devices?

Mar 4th 2021

SeaMAX for Windows provides both a .NET DLL and a native DLL with nearly identical capability to control these device types. The .NET DLL should be accessible f … View More

Looking to the Future of Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi 7

Looking to the Future of Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi 7

Posted by Heidi Huff on Mar 2nd 2021

Wi-Fi 6 was released in 2020, and Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) is just around the corner with expected release in 2024. Wi-Fi 6 implements a number of technological improvemen … View More

The Convergence of OT & IT Cybersecurity

The Convergence of OT & IT Cybersecurity

Posted by Heidi Huff on Feb 25th 2021

Until recent decades, Operational Technology (OT), which involves the monitoring and controlling of physical machinery and equipment, was manually managed by human w … View More

Limits? We’ve Never Met Them.

Limits? We’ve Never Met Them.

Feb 24th 2021

Sealevel’s engineering team designs technology to perform in the most extreme environments – implementing strategies to combat cold, heat, shock, vibratio … View More

More, Faster, Safer: The Promise of Wi-Fi 6

More, Faster, Safer: The Promise of Wi-Fi 6

Posted by Heidi Huff on Feb 19th 2021

Wi-Fi 6 (or 802.11ax) is the latest generation of Wi-Fi, although Wi-Fi 7 is hot on its heels. Wi-Fi 6 offers faster speeds, increased throughput, multiple device su … View More

Securing Modbus Communications: Modbus TLS and Beyond

Securing Modbus Communications: Modbus TLS and Beyond

Posted by Heidi Huff on Feb 13th 2021

Modbus is a communications protocol developed in 1979 by Modicon to transmit messages between industrial control and monitoring devices. Modbus is a freely available … View More

COM-HPC: The New Standard in Modular Computing

COM-HPC: The New Standard in Modular Computing

Posted by Heidi Huff on Feb 10th 2021

COM-HPC stands for Computer-on-Module for High Performance Computing and is the next-generation standard for modular computing systems. As technology continues to ad … View More

Can Blockchain Combat Increasing Cyberattacks?

Can Blockchain Combat Increasing Cyberattacks?

Posted by Heidi Huff on Feb 5th 2021

Blockchain has many applications beyond bitcoin. With the recent rise in cyberattacks, eyes have turned to blockchain as a possible cybersecurity solution.What is Bl … View More

Achieving Comprehensive IoT Coverage with Nanosatellites

Achieving Comprehensive IoT Coverage with Nanosatellites

Posted by Heidi Huff on Feb 4th 2021

The Astrocast Nanosatellite IoT Network went live on January 25, 2021, making the Astrocast the first Swiss telecom satellite operator. The network provides customer … View More

Securing IoT Part V: Artificial Intelligence

Securing IoT Part V: Artificial Intelligence

Posted by Heidi Huff on Jan 28th 2021

Artificial intelligence is a powerful data analytics tool that unfortunately aids cybercriminals as well as cybersecurity personnel.AI in CyberattacksAI assists cybe … View More

Biden Signs Made in All of America Executive Order

Biden Signs Made in All of America Executive Order

Posted by Heidi Huff on Jan 27th 2021

On January 25, 2021, President Biden signed an executive order requiring the federal government to purchase more goods made in the United States. The order expands o … View More

Securing IoT Part IV: Humans

Securing IoT Part IV: Humans

Posted by Heidi Huff on Jan 26th 2021

Human error is the greatest security risk to IoT, often due to oversight or a lack of knowledge. The shift to remote working due to COVID-19 has left many companies … View More

Endpoint Security Platforms: EPP and EDR

Endpoint Security Platforms: EPP and EDR

Posted by Heidi Huff on Jan 22nd 2021

An endpoint is any computing device attached to an Internet-connected network, like computers, mobile devices, printers, routers or sensors. Over 70% of IT securit … View More

Securing IoT Part III: The Cloud

Securing IoT Part III: The Cloud

Posted by Heidi Huff on Jan 19th 2021

While cloud service providers are responsible for infrastructure security, it is the responsibility of individual companies to ensure data protection for stored info … View More

Securing IoT Part II: Security by Design for Devices

Securing IoT Part II: Security by Design for Devices

Posted by Heidi Huff on Jan 15th 2021

Security by design for IoT devices means envisioning security vulnerabilities at the concept stage of IoT device manufacturing. This allows for the strategic impleme … View More

Securing IoT Part I: The Network

Securing IoT Part I: The Network

Posted by Heidi Huff on Jan 14th 2021

Threats to the IoT network are everywhere. To prevent attacks, common IoT security practices, networks and access points must be carefully and regularly evaluated.Wh … View More

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