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Securing the IoT Supply Chain

Posted by Heidi Huff on Jan 7th 2021

In November 2020, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity released guidelines on securing the IoT supply chain. This can be a difficult task as all stages need t … View More

The Zero Trust Approach to Cybersecurity

Posted by Heidi Huff on Jan 5th 2021

Cybersecurity threats are everywhere and new government information standards are being implemented to keep data secure. As cybersecurity practices receive updates, … View More

IoT Security Weaknesses: Networks, Development & Users

Posted by Heidi Huff on Dec 30th 2020

There are many threats to IoT security. But among the ugly attacks, there’s good news.How do Hackers Access IoT?Hackers target IoT with malicious attacks. Thes … View More

COVID-19’s Impact on Cybersecurity

Posted by Heidi Huff on Dec 28th 2020

The world’s greatest health concern also became its largest cybersecurity threat. As workers moved to remote settings, IT departments became strained, cyberatt … View More

Cybersecurity Standards & Protocols: NIST 800-171

Posted by Heidi Huff on Dec 23rd 2020

The latest revision of the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) Special Publication 800-171 was fully implemented December 31, 2017. The pub … View More

Cybersecurity Standards & Protocols: CMMC

Posted by Heidi Huff on Dec 22nd 2020

The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) is an information technology standard created by the U.S. Department of Defense for the defense industrial base … View More

The IoT Chain of Trust: The Boot Process

Posted by Heidi Huff on Dec 15th 2020

From the moment a user activates an IoT device, how do they trust the device is secure? How do they know their data remains confidential? How do IoT devices establis … View More

IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Act of 2020

Posted by Heidi Huff on Dec 10th 2020

It’s estimated by 2025, the world will contain more than 21 billion IoT devices. While IoT provides considerable benefits to both consumers and industry, so mu … View More

From USB 1.0 to USB 3.1 and Beyond

Posted by Heidi Huff on Dec 9th 2020

USB stands for Universal Serial Bus. Before USBs, connecting anything to a computer involved an assortment of cables and ports. A mouse, keyboard, printer, scanner … View More

Rainwater Harvesting Expands with IoT

Posted by Heidi Huff on Nov 27th 2020

Rainwater harvesting is the process of collecting, storing, purifying and conveying rainwater. Rainwater harvesting is cost efficient and conserves water and energy. … View More

Meeting & Exceeding Standards: Aerodynamic Hazards

Posted by Heidi Huff on Nov 25th 2020

Equipment stored or operated on aircraft must withstand a variety of hazards, including acceleration, acoustic noise, temperature, vibration, water intrusion and alt … View More

Meeting & Exceeding Standards: Pyroshock, Gunfire and Ballistics

Posted by Heidi Huff on Nov 21st 2020

Previously, we reviewed resistance testing guidelines for general shock and vibration. However, shock can come from many sources. Military standard MIL-STD-810G ou … View More

Bring It On

Nov 19th 2020

Sealevel was founded in 1986 with a commitment to providing mission-critical I/O and computing solutions. Today we’re proud to say that our products go al … View More

Sealevel Reimagines Remote Monitoring Software with SeaCloud 2.0

Nov 17th 2020

Sealevel Systems, Inc. has released SeaCloud 2.0, the latest version of their secure, robust, Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) software platform.With a focus on … View More

SeaCloud 2.0

Nov 17th 2020

Sealevel announces the release of SeaCloud 2.0, the latest version of our secure, robust, Industrial Internet of Things software platform. By leveraging f … View More

Meeting & Exceeding Standards: Shock and Vibration

Posted by Heidi Huff on Nov 14th 2020

Part of military standard MIL-STD-810G outlines testing for a device’s ability to withstand general vibration and shock. Previously, we reviewed resistance t … View More

Meeting & Exceeding Standards: Atmospheric Conditions

Posted by Heidi Huff on Nov 11th 2020

Under MIL-STD-801G atmospheric testing evaluates a device’s ability to withstand shock, radiation and acidity found in various conditions.Low Pressure (Altitud … View More

Meeting & Exceeding Standards: Environmental Contaminants

Posted by Heidi Huff on Nov 5th 2020

Previously, we reviewed water resistance and temperature testing in military standard MIL-STD-810G for environmental engineering. Further testing evaluates a device& … View More

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