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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Sept. 26, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The FIDO Alliance's FIDO Device Onboard (FDO) technology allows edge and IoT users to quickly and securely onboard devices, thereby reducing cost, time and risk. Today the FIDO Alliance announced the launch of its FIDO Device Onboard (FDO) Certification Program, enabling edge node and IoT device vendors to prove that their solutions adhere to the security and interoperability requirements of the FDO specifications. Achieving certification allows vendors to demonstrate their products are high quality and at low risk of cyberthreats, while deploying companies can ensure devices will interoperate more seamlessly and securely within IoT and distributed computing infrastructures.

Leading vendors around the world, including Dell Technologies, IBM, Intel, Red Hat and VinCSS have already begun to include the FDO specification in products and services, which are being utilized by customers in a variety of settings and applications. [Media note: see quotes from FDO vendors at end of press release].

According to Markets and Markets in their June 2023 report, the "Edge Computing Market size is expected to grow from $53.6 billion in 2023 to $111.3 billion by 2028."(1) They go on to say that "despite the benefits, the edge computing architecture is susceptible to cyberattacks with the addition of vulnerable edge nodes and IoT devices." The FIDO Alliance's FDO technology has been specifically defined by leaders including Intel, Google, Microsoft, Qualcomm and ARM to address these concerns so that users in areas such as enterprise and industrial can fully take advantage of edge computing opportunities.

The FDO protocol is a freely available standard that champions a 'zero trust' approach to remove these barriers, enabling devices to quickly and securely onboard to cloud and edge management platforms. As a Dell Technologies white paper explained, "The installation of these systems must prioritize simplicity and must be zero-touch once plugged in and powered on. Secure operations require the ability to bring edge devices into your environment with zero touch in mind."(2)

FDO Certification, testing for which will take place in early October provides conformance and interop testing, a security risk analysis, and assurance that a company's device meets FDO Specification and Security and Privacy Requirements. Certification testing builds trust among device owners, as devices are validated as meeting a high level of security by a third-party. Companies interested in taking part in the FDO Certification interop test can register for free and get more information here.

This sort of statement keeps me invested and at some point it will deliver the rewards that us shareholders deserve to see, sorry I wouldn't be selling at this point but good luck if you do, I stay focussed on the word MANY

The prevalence of connected devices, their importance and the complexity of the environments means that KeyScaler has been adopted by many companies in the Healthcare and Energy sector to bring total device and data trust to their operations

100%, trolls and people reacting to trolls, needs some meaty updates, a reason why we had 1m buys yesterday, its close to being released you would have thought

They say follow the money if that is true here then not far away from news

2nd 1m buy

As reading all the fluff here as there isn't any news is time consuming and pointless

Apart from warrants you mean, shouldn't be significant dilution and remember with the cost cuttings recently announced the company is funded for quite awhile .

The Directors' current preference is that the Company's funding requirements are satisfied through seeking further drawdowns under the Facility rather than seeking to raise funds via the issue of new Ordinary Shares

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Starlink is for people

SpaceX/Wyld business is for IOT devices

Interesting interview last night from CEO of Wyld

I read this article earlier this week from Jeff Vance and I was buoyed by the refreshing reflection of reality – Jeff really hits the nail on the head.

As the CEO of a cyber security start up, we see, hear, and feel these points daily and the fact is that so many larger security or network businesses claim to solve problems that they cannot. Not only is this doing a disservice to customers but to the wider security landscape.

Let’s explore this further…

When looking for the right solution, integration is key and you need to be able to plumb into the ecosystem and existing investments. Many Cyber and PKI/Identity companies claim they have the answers for customers, but in actual fact it is often only suitable for their stack and only for PKI which, as proven by many, is too expensive, too complex and not the only answer. The mantra of ‘You never get fired for buying IBM or Cisco etc’ doesn’t work for security!

Instead, taking the time to understand the use cases, the challenges, the gaps and what people are trying to achieve is paramount here. As a startup you must focus on use cases, and frankly if you don’t you will never achieve an MVP your customers will buy.

Microsoft has referred to us as the ‘glue’ for their IoT opportunities in the field and it’s true! We solve the ‘work the old and work with the new’ and our recent Microsoft award is further justification of this. In KSaaS we have built a cloud-based service for customers who don’t have the skills or don’t want to make the investment in their own deployment and would benefit for the significant ROI savings of a cloud based service (in fact you can calculate the ROI you would achieve from using KSaaS here).

We have also seen the merry go round – some customers have come back because the well branded and well marketed solution by the big incumbent does not solve their device cyber security challenges or their ongoing management throughout their extensive security lifecycle, which demand significant human intervention and can present cost implications and human mistakes. Often their hardware-based solutions only work for the vendors stack which is far from ideal for the end customer who has a fleet of devices and things it needs to manage as part of its business or digital transformation.

The fusion of AI and IoT, and the need for AI and Machine Learning in the IOT space will also look to start ups for solutions. Solving data and device trust challenges go hand in hand and, as the recent White House Executive Order 14028 and SBOM requirements work their way up organisations’ priority lists, the challenges of how you can attest an SBOM, how can you be sure it’s from the device it is supposed to be from and can it be trusted are front of mind. Again, startups, including Device Authority and a number of our partners, are at the centre of this cycle of SBOM creation, automation, validation and trust.

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Wyld Networks sign an agreement with Novecom to deliver satellite IoT in rural Australia

Sensor, connectivity and data analytics company Novecom will deploy Wyld Connect to deliver Internet of Things (IoT) data utilising Low Earth Orbiting satellite connectivity in Australia.

Novecom facilitate the management of environmental monitoring and sensor-based networks across the mining, renewable energy, manufacturing, agribusiness, transport and construction sectors. Novecom help businesses understand their data and make informed decisions by taking the complexity out of data acquisition, analysis and reporting.

Wyld and Novecom will initially address edge case communications on a large scale rural water monitoring project where Low Earth Orbiting satellite connectivity will deliver data for sensors outside of the range of current available networks.

“Meeting IoT connectivity needs in the majority of the earth’s surface is only possible utilising low earth orbit satellites,” said Alastair Williamson, CEO Wyld Networks. “We are delighted to be partnering with Novecom, one of Australia’s leading IoT companies, to deliver this connectivity.”

“Connectivity is the key constraint to the deployment of successful IoT networks in rural Australia”, said Jeremy Pola, MD Novecom. “The partnership with Wyld Networks will provide opportunity to deliver connectivity to the most remote locations in Australia.”

What did they pay for that stake, not just the $3.5m?

Can you copy and paste the bit that states that they have a 10% stake from a $3.5m financing, I just can't see it, thanks for helping me out

Where does it say that their $3.50m financing gives them a 10% stake in COPL?

Bid dropping into the close

Good news if correct

Are you expecting some good news soon as seeing red day after day is like the old days and I hoped that the 6th September announcement meant that they were going to be run like a normal oil company in production, looks like I was wrong so hovering on the sell button and put them back on the watch list

thought the 6/9/23 rns was the start of a fresh start but same **** it has turned out to be

Can't be far away surely