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Hacking Insulin Pumps for Fun and Profit

Last month, I had the opportunity to take part in the Amphion Medical Forum in Minneapolis, where the theme was security challenges facing Medical devices. Amphion is a forum that...

13 years 6 months ago

Security Needed Everywhere!

It's been a busy couple of months at Wind River with conferences and seminars as we lead up to year end. One key theme at the various events I have been to is that of the increased...

13 years 6 months ago

SPS/IPC/Drives, Security and Safety

The annual SPS/IPC/Drives event was held in Nuremberg last week, this event brings together the global leaders in automation space, including Bachmann, KW Software, ABB, Siemens...

13 years 7 months ago

Do-It-Yourself M2M Challenges

Following up on my last blog post, I’d like to explore the concept of do-it-yourself (DIY) M2M. For companies just starting M2M projects, a DIY approach can look attractive. This...

13 years 7 months ago

Secure Mobility Message Resonates at MILCOM 2011

MILCOM 2011 last week in Baltimore, MD was not only educational, but it was a watershed event. Last year, it was a “coming out” party for custom Android devices; this year however...

13 years 7 months ago

Simics for Networked Systems: An Interview with RTI

Networked systems is one of the primary application areas for Simics. Simics can run many machines inside a single Simics simulation, and apply all Simics features to the system...

13 years 7 months ago

Improving Embedded Device Security: Adopt Comprehensive Lifecycle Support

Security is constantly evolving as threats change over time. As a device becomes popular (Stuxnet targeted the market-leading PLC) or exists in the market longer, it becomes more...

13 years 7 months ago

Cloud to Service Endpoints – The Missing Link

I remember as a kid I was fascinated with phones. The idea that you could pick up the phone, dial it, and talk to someone on the other end was pretty neat. And… at the time, a...

13 years 7 months ago

Linux in Medical Devices

Linux is the operating system of choice for a wide range of medical devices, from vital sign monitors to hospital bedside “infotainment” systems to complex imaging and scanning...

13 years 7 months ago

Leveraging Virtual Platforms to Improve the Intel Product Lifecycle Process

An Interview with Atul Kwatra, Principal Engineer at Intel My colleague Jakob Engblom and I had the opportunity to meet with Atul Kwatra, Principal Engineer at Intel recently. Atul...

13 years 7 months ago