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Universal I/O is Just in Time for the Digital Transformation

Universal I/O provides users and builders with the opportunity to scale systems quickly in global markets, but traditional I/O still holds an important role.

Belden Innovation Leads to 13 New Product Launches/Line Extensions in Q1 2021

Application of Hirschmann switches and routers with Forescout.

Belden and Honeywell Expand Cybersecurity Protections

From Belden’s focus on network segmentation to Honeywell’s cybersecurity suite update, technology vendors highlight improved capabilities to secure industrial networks for remote access.

Where Ethernet (Still) Isn’t

Automation World’s latest poll revisits our 2016 survey on the state of industrial Ethernet adoption. The numbers seem to suggest nothing much has changed. But is that what’s really going on?

IIoT Enables Next-Level Remote Asset Monitoring

Connectivity advances and intelligent offerings are making it easier for manufacturers to monitor remote plant sites while opening up potential for new product-as-a-service offerings.

The name Urgent/11 refers to the 11 zero-day vulnerabilities discovered in VxWorks by Armis Labs.

Vulnerability Impacts Products from Multiple Suppliers

The Urgent/11 zero-day vulnerabilities in VxWorks affects internet-facing devices across industrial, medical, and enterprise environments.

Not So Fast: TSN Not Quite Ready for Prime Time

Though standardization efforts for Time-Sensitive Networking continue at pace, it is still years before industry should expect to see a bumper crop of compatible products.

As more industrial networking technology suppliers and organizations get onboard with Time-Sensitive Networking, some serious questions about the technology and related products are arising.

Time-Sensitive Networking: Bandwidth, Determinism and Management Clarifications

As more industrial networking technology suppliers and organizations get onboard with Time-Sensitive Networking, some serious questions about the technology and related products are arising.

The ADX engineer is a professional who understands the functions and priorities of both the IT and the OT worlds.

An Engineer to Bridge the IT/OT Divide

Though no template for better connecting the IT and OT departments has yet emerged, Belden suggests that the appointment of an Automation & Data Exchange Engineer could be the answer.