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MyIoTA IoT Sensorhub That Creates New Opportunities

April 19th, 2024 Posted by BLOG, Internet of Things, IOT PLATFORM, PRODUCT 0 thoughts on “MyIoTA IoT Sensorhub That Creates New Opportunities”

MyIoTA, or the Malaysia Internet-of-Things Association, leads the charge of transforming various industries in Malaysia through digital innovation and IoT.

It aims to tap into the endless potential of IoT technologies, pushing Malaysia to the forefront of the global digital economy and into the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

MyIoTA has set up strategic plans to boost investments in IoT, foster idea sharing among key players, build partnerships across different sectors, showcase Malaysian IoT innovations worldwide, and guide industries on their digital transformation journey.

The Role of MyIoTA in Digital Transformation

MyIoTA plays a crucial role in reshaping Malaysian industries by promoting IoT technologies.

This effort increases efficiency, innovation, and growth in various sectors.

MyIoTA’s commitment includes:

  • Boosting IoT Investments and Innovations: MyIoTA highlights IoT’s capabilities to spark investment and innovation.
  • Encouraging Idea Sharing: It creates a space for IoT entrepreneurs, researchers, CIOs, and policymakers to exchange insights and shape the future of IoT.
  • Building Partnerships: MyIoTA works to ensure a united approach to IoT development, making industries more digitally adept.
  • Promoting Malaysian IoT Globally: It aims to enhance the global presence of Malaysian IoT companies, opening doors to international opportunities.
  • Guiding Digital Transformation: MyIoTA leads industries through their digital evolution, using IoT to unlock new efficiencies and opportunities.

Favoriot’s Role and the MyIoTA IoT Sensor Hub

The MyIoTA IoT Sensor Hub is a prime example of local innovation supported by MyIoTA.

Designed and made entirely in Malaysia, this product represents MyIoTA’s collaborative spirit between several members.

MYIoTA Members that contributed to the development of the IoT Sensor Hub

Favoriot, a member of MyIoTA, has contributed to developing the IoT Sensor Hub via its IoT middleware, which makes it easier for users to collect and send data for visualization and analysis.

Transforming the Economy and Industry with IoT

How MyIoTA Sensor Hub can be applied in various use case scenarios

The MyIoTA IoT Sensor Hub, backed by MyIoTA’s open SDK policy, is a crucial driver of innovation, allowing developers to customize IoT solutions.

This device simplifies the deployment of IoT projects, making them more practical and reliable.

It helps businesses and developers quickly move from ideas to implementation, keeping Malaysian companies competitive.

(Note: Download the MyIoTA IoT Sensor Hub Brochure)

Creating New Opportunities

The MyIoTA IoT Sensor Hub is set to create new jobs, launch new businesses, and revamp existing industries.

It paves the way for innovation, leading sectors into the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

This change is about adopting new technology and economic transformation, leading to new business models, tech job growth, and the digital update of traditional industries.

MyIoTA Sensor Hub

A Call for Collaborative Transformation

MyIoTA’s initiatives, especially its collaboration with members like Favoriot and the development of the MyIoTA IoT Sensor Hub, aim to make Malaysian IoT companies leaders worldwide.

By making IoT project deployment easier and fostering a network of partners and developers, MyIoTA ensures Malaysia stays ahead in digital innovation.

This collective effort invites everyone to contribute to a future where innovation, connectivity, and advanced digital technologies drive national and global progress.

Video — MyIoTA SensorHub V1 Getting Started

Contact Favoriot to schedule an appointment or for further information.

This article, “MyIoTA IoT Sensorhub That Creates New Opportunities,” was originally published on Medium.

Kaspersky and Favoriot to boost Internet of Things (IoT) protection with a Cyber Immune solution

February 23rd, 2024 Posted by BLOG, Internet of Things, IOT PLATFORM, Kaspersky, NEWS, PARTNER 0 thoughts on “Kaspersky and Favoriot to boost Internet of Things (IoT) protection with a Cyber Immune solution”

To make smart devices around the world more protected, Kaspersky, at its Cyber Security Weekend – META event, announced plans for signing a strategic partnership agreement with Favoriot, a regional innovator in IoT platforms.

February 22, 2024

Internet of Things (IoT) devices include wearables, smart home appliances, smart city systems, self-driving cars, automated retail checkouts, and other smart devices for home and business use. Cybercriminals infect smart devices to conduct attacks or as a proxy for other types of malicious actions. In 2023 IoT devices in the Middle East, Turkiye and Africa region were responsible for over 8 million outgoing attacks that were spotted on Kaspersky honeypots. To make smart devices around the world more protected, Kaspersky at its Cyber Security Weekend – META event announced plans for signing a strategic partnership agreement with Favoriot, a regional innovator in IoT platforms.

IoT devices are connected with business applications and cloud platforms through business applications.  Kaspersky IoT Secure Gateway 1000 (KISG 1000) ensures the security of these interactions due to the Cyber Immune operating system – KasperskyOS – at its core. With KISG 1000, the entire IoT system of an organization is protected at the gateway level due to Kaspersky’s secure-by-design approach and built-in protection capabilities.

Given the diversity of IoT devices and the related cybersecurity risksthe need for their protection is clear. Traditional measures may not be sufficient for IoT protection, hence specialized security solutions should be implemented,” comments Dr. Mazlan Abbas, CEO of Favoriot. “Favoriot is an innovator in IoT integration, and today at the Cyber Security Weekend in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, we are proud to announce a strategic partnership that is planned to be signed between Favoriot and Kaspersky later in the year. This partnership will see our companies focus on jointly developing the Favoriot IoT platform and Kaspersky’s Cyber Immune IoT Gateway to provide for a safer tomorrow.

Victor Ivanovsky, KasperskyOS Business Development Lead, added: “Kaspersky Cyber Immunity helps organizations operating across multiple industries, such as smart city systems, manufacturing, energy production or others, to get a secure IoT system and visibility across all connected devices. Customers can fully protect their IoT suite, from the gateway to the cloud, and manage it through one centralized administration consoleWe are happy that together with Favoriot we will be able to bring next-gen cyber protection to more organizations – in the SEA, META regions, and worldwide.

To keep an organization’s IoT suite safe, Kaspersky recommends:

  • Change the factory passwords at initial setup, use complex passwords at least 8 characters long, including upper and lower-case letters, numerals, and special characters.
  • Use a strict access policy, network segmentation and a zero-trust model. This will help to minimize the spread of an attack and protect the most sensitive parts of the infrastructure.
  • Check the IoT Security Maturity Model – an approach that helps companies evaluate all steps and levels they need to pass to achieve a sufficient level of IoT protection.
  • Use a dedicated IoT gateway that ensures the inbuilt security and reliability of data transferring, like KISG 1000.
  • Use Kaspersky Threat Intelligence as reference to block network connections originating from malicious network addresses detected by security researchers.

About Kaspersky

Kaspersky is a global cybersecurity and digital privacy company founded in 1997. Kaspersky’s deep threat intelligence and security expertise is constantly transforming into innovative solutions and services to protect businesses, critical infrastructure, governments and consumers around the globe. The company’s comprehensive security portfolio includes leading endpoint protection, specialized security products and services, as well as Cyber Immune solutions to fight sophisticated and evolving digital threats. Over 400 million users are protected by Kaspersky technologies and we help over 220,000 corporate clients protect what matters most to them. Learn more at www.kaspersky.com.

About KasperskyOS

KasperskyOS is an operating system developed from scratch by Kaspersky. Using Kaspersky’s unique methodology, it is possible to provide KasperskyOS-based solutions with Cyber Immunity – innate protection against cyberattacks, both existing and as yet unknown. Such solutions can perform their functions even in aggressive environments, ensuring the achievement of security goals in all use cases envisaged at the development stage. KasperskyOS finds application where there are increased requirements for cybersecurity, reliability and predictability, for example, in the internet of things and smart cities.

About Favoriot

Favoriot offers an IoT platform designed to facilitate the seamless integration and management of IoT devices, enabling users to collect, analyze, and leverage data in real-time to improve efficiency, enhance decision-making processes, and create innovative services. Favoriot aims to empower organizations and communities by providing them with the tools and insights needed to harness the full potential of IoT technology, ultimately contributing to smarter, more connected environments.

What’s Disruption 4.0?

February 26th, 2018 Posted by Internet of Things, NEWS 0 thoughts on “What’s Disruption 4.0?”

After the release of Malaysia National Industry 4.0 Policy Framework, a lot of confusion about the term Industry 4.0 because of the document limit only to the Manufacturing sector. The Germans call it Industrie 4.0. The Americans call it Connected Enterprise, and the British call it the 4th Industrial Revolution. Don’t be surprised, the confusion will not stop there. You will hear a lot more about new terms such as:

  • Technology 4.0
  • Revolution 4.0
  • Innovation 4.0
  • Disruption 4.0

What’s exactly “Disruption 4.0”? To understand this, we need to understand the impact of First, Second and Third Industrial Revolution.

Disruption 1.0 – The impact of the whole industry when we introduce steam engine and horse-power. It disrupts the way companies manufacture products previously by just using man-power.

Disruption 2.0 – The impact when electricity is being introduced. It’s more environmentally friendly and production becomes mass.

Disruption 3.0 – Automation using IT database and Internet. We are seeing higher productivity and more efficient in managing logistics.

Disruption 4.0 – Here’s where we see multiple technologies (termed as Technology 4.0) such as Artificial Intelligence, Virtual Reality, 3D Printing, Blockchain, Internet of Things and much more combined which disrupts the way we conduct business. From product-based to service-based and finally to the outcome-based economy. We are also seeing many industries leverage each other to give better value to the end-user. Imagine when a taxi that used to be driverless can fly (very revolutionary transportation and termed as Revolution 4.0). Travelling will no longer be using our own cars but it’s just a method of requesting to reach a particular destination within a specified time (outcome-based and termed as Innovation 4.0).

The Year 2018 will be going an exciting year for Industry 4.0 or 4th Industrial Revolution when everyone wants to “Ride/Surf the Tsunami 4.0“. That’s really a Disruption 4.0. Get it?

(Note: If anyone wonders what on earth are,  they can define that starting from First Industry Revolution to Third Industry Revolution. Can you guess?)

  • First Industrial Revolution – Technology 1.0, Revolution 1.0, Innovation 1.0
  • Second Industrial Revolution – Technology 2.0, Revolution 2.0, Innovation 2.0
  • Third Industrial Revolution – Technology 3.0, Revolution 3.0, Innovation 3.0

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