The platform, established by DESC and the University of Sharjah, allows organisations to verify the effectiveness of existing cybersecurity measures on their IoT enabled devices.
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Ingram Micro unveils new IoT business unit
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Machine learning to disrupt storage technologies
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Ingram Micro announces IoT business unit in META
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Dubai tech free zone achieves $160 million in revenues
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Dubai Internet City firms attract billions in funding
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IoT and predictive analytics key to making cities safe: Frost & Sullivan
A recent Frost & Sullivan survey found that the Internet of Things and predictive analytics will have the greatest impact on smart city projects – from a safe city perspective – going forward.