Prodea Blog
March 3, 2018
March 3, 2018
Mobile World Congress 2018 was packed with plenty of interest in the smartphone market, as well as smart home, IoT, 5G, and more. More than 107,000 visitors from 205 countries and territories attended the 2018 Mobile World Congress. Over 55 percent of this year’s attendees held senior-level positions, including more than 7,700 CEOs, up from more than 6,100 CEOs in 2017. Approximately 24 per cent of attendees were female, an increase from 23 percent at MWC 2017; additionally, 28 percent of speakers in the conference program were female, compared with 21 per cent in 2017. More than 2,400 companies showcased […]
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February 13, 2018
February 13, 2018
PRODEA WILL BE AT MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS Prodea’s IoT Service X-Change™ will be showcased along with Coriant’s Multi-Sided Solutions at MWC in Barcelona February 26-March 1, 2018. To see a demonstration at the show, come visit us at the Coriant stand Hall 2 – #2130. Coriant, a global supplier of open, disruptive, and hyperscale networking solutions for service providers and web-scale Internet operators and Prodea, a leading provider of IoT managed solutions and technologies, today announced that they have joined forces. Through Coriant’s new Multi-Sided Platform Partnership Program and Prodea’s new IoT Service X-Change™ platform and ecosystem this partnership will […]
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January 15, 2018
January 15, 2018
CES is the world’s gathering place for all who thrive on the business of consumer technologies. A high-level business event that touches all industries, it’s the place where business gets done, and Prodea was present with a demo exhibit in the Venetian hotel and a sponsorship & panel presentation at the Parks Associates’ CONNECTIONS Summit at CES. CES 2018 is a platform for innovators of all sizes to build their brands, every major technology company on the planet participates in CES in some way — by exhibiting, speaking, sponsoring, attending or holding co-located events and business meetings. With over 3900 […]
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January 9, 2018
January 9, 2018
We invite you to enjoy Prodea’s ten part blog series on IoT security. The series is written for employees of companies who sell connected products, especially those new to IoT. With this series, we hope to bring a basic level of awareness and understanding of key issues that face everyone who develops connected consumer products. We also hope to stimulate an ongoing dialog that helps move the conversation about connected products security forward. #10 The Importance of Tenant Separation and Authentication Standards in IoT Security #9 To Understand IoT Authentication and Authorization You Need To Know ‘OAuth 2.0’ #8 Data […]
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November 22, 2017
November 22, 2017
This is the tenth and final blog in a series of Arrayent posts on IoT security. The series is written for employees of companies who sell connected products, especially those new to IoT. With this series, we hope to bring a basic level of awareness and understanding of key issues that face everyone who develops connected consumer products. We also hope to stimulate an ongoing dialog that helps move the conversation about connected products security forward. As a provider, as well as customer, of cloud services (Prodea’s own business is run in the cloud), we know that data is at […]
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July 26, 2017
July 26, 2017
By Cyril Brignone — July 26, 2017 To customers, partners, and friends of Arrayent, This morning, I am announcing that our board of directors has approved the acquisition of Arrayent by Prodea Systems, Inc. This is a big day for all of us. Over ten years ago, our founder, Shane Dyer, had a vision that it should be simple for brand manufacturers to get products connected through the Internet in order to get closer to their customers. That vision evolved into reality when first in 2007 we helped Mattel launch the ‘IM-Me’ instant messaging toy, to today with Arrayent […]
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July 13, 2017
July 13, 2017
This is the ninth in a series of Arrayent blog posts on IoT security. The series is written for employees of companies who sell connected products, especially those new to IoT. With this series, we hope to bring a basic level of awareness and understanding of key issues that face everyone who develops connected consumer products. We also hope to stimulate an ongoing dialog that helps move the conversation about connected products security forward. The Open Authorization (OAuth) user authentic-cation and authorization framework has become a popular and convenient way to secure access to IoT devices. The Arrayent platform employs […]
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July 6, 2017
July 6, 2017
This is the eighth in a series of Arrayent blog posts on IoT security. The series is written for employees of companies who sell connected products, especially those new to IoT. With this series, we hope to bring a basic level of awareness and understanding of key issues that face everyone who develops connected consumer products. We also hope to stimulate an ongoing dialog that helps move the conversation about connected products security forward. If your company collects data about your products, customers, employees, or market, the best practice is that you should always encrypt it, whether or not there […]
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June 29, 2017
June 29, 2017
This is the seventh in a series of Arrayent blog posts on IoT security. The series is written for employees of companies who sell connected products, especially those new to IoT. With this series, we hope to bring a basic level of awareness and understanding of key issues that face everyone who develops connected consumer products. We also hope to stimulate an ongoing dialog that helps move the conversation about connected products security forward. Identity and Access Management (IAM) is one of the important considerations IoT platform security teams must address. The challenges are that it is complex, continuously evolving, […]
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June 22, 2017
June 22, 2017
This is the sixth in a series of Arrayent blog posts on IoT security. The series is written for employees of companies who sell connected products, especially those new to IoT. With this series, we hope to bring a basic level of awareness and understanding of key issues that face everyone who develops connected consumer products. We also hope to stimulate an ongoing dialog that helps move the conversation about connected products security forward. A major impetus for manufacturers is wanting to have connected products that are ‘always on.’ This allows them to innovate faster and deliver product improvements, new functionality, […]
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