Security

It’s been a great relief to see improvements in the electronics manufacturing industry this year. Supply and demand have levelled out, backlogs have cleared up, and lead times have shortened – making day-to-day much more streamlined for producers and consumers of electronic devices. But the coast’s not clear just yet.

The UK subsidiary of SailPoint Technologies completed its acquisition of Osirium. This acquisition will feed into the company's vision to unify visibility, oversight, and protection across all types of access, both regular and highly sensitive, into one solution.  

The concept is simple yet ingenious: attach an AirTag to your belongings, and you can track their location via the Find My app on your Apple device. It was designed to make our lives easier by helping us find lost items quickly and efficiently.

SEGGER’s Target Encrypted Link Package (TELP) ensures the protection of intellectual property (IP) from end to end, including the last few inches to the device.

STMicroelectronics is supplying energy-harvesting secure microcontrollers to Ellipse to enhance security for card payments.

Last year, Belden underlined the importance of a unified infrastructure that connects, orchestrates, and activates data in the most intelligent way possible.

STIWA Group will present its smart lock solution SMALOX at the Parcel and Post Fair in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Freevolt Technologies has launched the second-generation of its flagship access control card, S-Key, utilising Fingerprints’ T2 biometric sensors.

IBASE Technology announces the launch of the INA3608 1U network security server powered by the high-performance 13th Gen Intel Core processors (formerly Raptor Lake-S). 

In many sectors, conventional keys are fast becoming obsolete, a development that has now reached the self-storage industry.