Enhancing Your Security Framework with AWS IoT Device Defender’s Integration with AWS Security Hub
Introduction
We are delighted to announce that AWS IoT Device Defender has achieved integration with AWS Security Hub. This integration enables you to gather alarms and their corresponding attributes from audit and detection functionalities all in one centralized interface, eliminating the need for custom coding. This development is designed to simplify the management of various security workflows, thereby reducing complexity in your operations. For further insights into optimizing your security measures, check out this other blog post.
Connecting to Remote Devices via AWS IoT Secure Tunneling
by Sarah Brown and Kevin Lee
on 14 NOV 2022
in Announcements, AWS IoT Core, AWS IoT Device Management, AWS IoT Greengrass, Best Practices, Internet of Things, Security, Technical How-to, Thought Leadership
Introduction
Accessing devices located behind stringent firewalls at remote locations is crucial for troubleshooting, updates, and other operational tasks. AWS IoT Secure Tunneling, a feature within AWS IoT Device Management, facilitates remote management tasks. This feature is essential for assisting customers in overcoming accessibility challenges.
Addressing Food Waste and Foodborne Illness through AWS IoT Core for LoRaWAN Cold-Chain Sensors
by Alice Green and David Wright
on 07 NOV 2022
in AWS IoT Analytics, AWS IoT Core, AWS IoT Device Management, Customer Solutions, Internet of Things, Technical How-to
Introduction
Innovative technologies are enhancing the efficiency and safety of the food industry. ConnectedFresh’s IoT solutions enable continuous monitoring of food temperatures throughout various stages, from production to retail. This blog emphasizes the significance of these advancements. For experts on these topics, refer to this authoritative source.
Importing AWS IoT Device Defender Audit and Detection Findings into Security Hub
by Lisa White, James Black, and Ryan Dsouza
on 07 NOV 2022
in Advanced (300), AWS IoT Device Defender, AWS Security Hub, Best Practices, Compliance, Customer Solutions, Identity, Security, Identity, & Compliance, Technical How-to, Thought Leadership
Introduction
This article guides you through how the integration of IoT security findings with AWS Security Hub operates. You can download AWS CloudFormation templates to implement the solution. After deployment, all AWS IoT Device Defender audit and detection findings will be logged as Security Hub findings.
Creating a Unified View for Securing Your Globally Deployed IoT Workload
by Anna Clark, Michael Johnson, and Leo da Silva
on 03 NOV 2022
in AWS IoT Core, AWS IoT Device Defender, AWS Security Hub, Best Practices, Centralized Operations Management, Internet of Things, Management & Governance, Security, Identity, & Compliance, Technical How-to, Thought Leadership
Introduction
Organizations are investing heavily in large-scale IoT initiatives, deploying platforms globally like Deutsche Bahn and Carrier. Companies seek solutions that provide a multi-tenant Single Pane of Glass for Device Lifecycle Management (DLM) that supports both IT and OT operations.
Integrating AWS IoT SiteWise and Fleet Hub with IAM Identity Center and Okta
by Raghavarao Sodabathina and Krupanidhi Jay
on 26 OCT 2022
in AWS IoT SiteWise, Customer Solutions, Expert (400), Internet of Things, Security, Identity, & Compliance, Technical How-to
Introduction
Many organizations now utilize external identity providers to manage user identities. By using an identity provider (IdP), you can oversee user identities outside of AWS, allowing those external identities access to your AWS resources. External IdPs, like Okta Universal Directory, can be integrated with AWS for seamless management.
Detecting Cryptocurrency Mining Threats on Edge Devices Using AWS IoT
by Ryan Dsouza and Emir Ayar
on 18 OCT 2022
in AWS IoT Core, AWS IoT Device Defender, AWS IoT Greengrass, Customer Solutions, Internet of Things, Security, Identity, & Compliance, Technical How-to
Introduction
Machine learning at the edge presents unique challenges, requiring robust devices with specific safety, security, and availability criteria. The needs of edge devices differ significantly from those in cloud environments, as they operate directly at customer sites, interfacing with operational technology and the internet.
Utilizing Your Own Data Source in AWS IoT TwinMaker
by Ali Benfattoum
on 18 OCT 2022
in AWS IoT TwinMaker, Technical How-to
Introduction
AWS IoT TwinMaker streamlines the process for developers to create digital representations of real-world systems like buildings and factories, allowing for integration of existing data from various sources without complex configurations.
For insights into building solutions for robotics, consider this excellent resource.
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