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This webinar from InfoSim discusses the challenges we face when we need to monitor industrial IoT devices, SDN and IT infrastructure.   Industrial IoT devices is the use of Internet of things (IoT) technology in collecting sensor data in the many area’s that companies need to collect data.  The use of this technology can result in serious technical challenges, in monitoring 10 of 1000’s of devices. 

When we asked end users some of the specific challenges they face we received these comments:

  • We have limited monitoring
  • Security within IoT
  • Network connectivity and data availability – sensors need to be in near real time
  • Scalability – must be able to monitor not a 1000 of devices but 10 of 1000’s of devices
  • Monitoring impact on the service chain – you need actionable data
  • Services assurance on joint SDN/NFV and legacy network environments

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An EMA report completed in 2016 confirmed these results:

  • Limited Monitoring of connected IoT device
  • Lack of security controls on IoT devices
  • Limited remote network connectivity

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In this 30-minute webinar speakers from InfoSim and Intel discuss how to monitor and control and establish a chain of trust for all your devices what is anomalies and what is trusted behavior.

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