Articles and implementation experience from the AZIOT team.
Implementing Zero Trust for IoT devices without inherent identity requires a strategic approach that combines network-based identity, compensating controls, and robust certificate management. This strategy ensures security and Zero Trust compliance, even for legacy devices.
Read article →Migrating Modbus RTU to IP networks demands careful planning for gateway redundancy, precise synchronization, and robust addressing management. Neglecting these aspects creates hidden single points of failure, threatening production continuity.
Read article →Implementing Matter in multi-dwelling units necessitates clear demarcation of device ownership and management. This approach helps prevent conflicts and ensures system security and scalability.
Read article →Defining the conditions under which an edge gateway must function independently of cloud services is critical for ensuring the reliability and security of IoT systems. This necessitates clear planning for the offline window, local rules, data buffering, and the recovery contract.
Read article →Unifying disparate protocols like KNX, Zigbee, and Z-Wave into a single system is a key challenge for modern smart buildings striving for efficiency and scalability.
Read article →Building an effective IoT system requires a clear understanding of architectural stages. This article outlines the key steps—from data collection to visualization—necessary for creating a reliable and functional IoT solution.
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