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New community lets developers share insights, innovation and resources SANTA CLARA, CA, Dec. 15, 2015 – The prpl Foundation today revealed prpl.works, an online community by and for open source developers and users. Active for…
Elektronik Informationen, Nov. 30, 2015 – Hacker im IoT. Der schnelle Ausbau der Datennetze birgt Risiken für die Sicherheit. Was als einfache Spam begann, hat sich zur ernsthaften, teuren und mitunter tödlichen Bedrohung entwickelt. Je mehr…
Semiconductor Engineering, Nov. 10, 2015 – Progress is being made on all fronts for securing IoE hardware and some of the software. After nearly two years of talking about how security is one of the biggest…
Infosecurity, Oct. 27 – Art Swift President, prpl Foundation The Internet of Things requires attention to security to avoid vulnerabilities. The solution may be to create open security framework
Infosecurity, Oct. 27 – Art Swift President, prpl Foundation The Internet of Things (IoT) has the power to transform our lives, making us more productive at work, and happier and safer at home. But it’s also…
Infosecurity, Oct. 22 – Art Swift, President, prpl Foundation You’re probably getting desensitized by now to the ever-lengthening list of data breach headlines which have saturated the news for the past couple of years.
IEEE Computing Now, Oct. 12 – by Art Swift The Internet of Things is already permeating every part of our lives – from healthcare to aviation, automobiles to telecoms. But its security is fundamentally broken. In…
IEEE Computing Now, Oct. 7 – by Art Swift The Internet of Things (IoT) has the power to transform our lives, making us more productive at work, and happier and safer at home. But it’s also…
IEEE Computing Now, Oct. 1 – by Eric Schultz, prpl Foundation Community Manager Over the last few weeks a discussion has flourished over the FCC’s Notification of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM) on modular transmitters and electronic labels…
RTC Magazine, September – BY KATHY GIORI, QUALCOMM When it comes to digital security, the world takes the matter seriously, and who wouldn’t? In today’s always connected world, data from our pocket phones reaches out and…
RTC Magazine, September – BY SIMON DAVIDMANN, IMPERAS SOFTWARE Most of the public discussion about security presents various aspects of the problems, or a high level view of risks/solutions, or an individual company’s solution to their…
RTC Magazine, September – BY KEVIN MCDERMOTT, IMAGINATION TECHNOLOGIES I was recently at a luncheon where the topic of conversation was around the possibilities and promise of the IoT. Can a connected world ensure better health…
RTC Magazine, September – ANDY WEITZNER, IKANOS COMMUNICATIONS Just like a freight train barreling down the tracks, the Internet of Things can’t be stopped. Technologies that show promise to protect us and remove burdens from…
IEEE Computing Now, Sept. 29 – by Art Swift, President of the prpl Foundation You’re probably getting desensitized by now to the ever-lengthening list of data breach headlines which have saturated the news for the past…
Ars Technica, Sept. 25 – Locking out OpenWRT and DD-WRT is the easiest way to comply with new FCC rules. With the Federal Communications Commission being criticized for rules that may limit a user’s right to install…
RTC Magazine, Sept. 9 – An open-source, community-driven effort is concentrating on enabling next-generation Internet of Things with portable software, virtualized architectures and reliable security. Data center to device. That’s a tall order, but that…
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