Technical blog articles written by our embedded software experts on embedded Linux, automated testing, cybersecurity, IoT and more.
In software testing, we often refer to the Pyramid of Tests, a framework that helps organize testing efforts in IoT and embedded projects. This framework ensures a systematic and granular approach to device testing, making it easier to manage and execute various testing levels effectively.
Remote software updates are a critical aspect of maintaining and enhancing the security and functionality of connected devices. By prioritizing reliability, employing the A/B update schema, and addressing potential challenges, we can ensure that these updates are seamless and robust, providing a better experience for both users and equipment manufacturers.
In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, security has become a paramount concern for organizations. One popular buzzword in the realm of cybersecurity is “security by design”. This concept emphasizes integrating security considerations from the very beginning of each product design phase. It’s not merely about following a checklist of security requirements but rather adopting a holistic and proactive approach to address security threats and vulnerabilities effectively.
Linux vulnerability, also known as Linux CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures), plays a vital role in keeping your Linux system safe and stable. Discover what lies behind this CVE acronym and how it can help you move forward on the tricky road to Linux device cybersecurity.
SIDO has established itself as a major event for IoT, robotics, and artificial intelligence. And this year, we were thrilled to expose our latest demonstration, centered around EV charging technologies.