Edge security is primarily at home in the areas of cybercrime and cybersecurity, the Internet of Things, and Industry and Factory 4.0. The term describes measures for protecting data and devices that are located directly at the \u201eedge\u201c of a network. This affects, for example, sensors, machines, or smart devices in factories and buildings that collect and exchange data.<\/p>\n
Many companies no longer store and process data centrally in a large data centre, but directly \u201eon-site\u201c on the devices themselves. This is faster and more effective, but also brings new challenges in protecting against unwanted access or external attacks.<\/p>\n
A vivid example: In a modern factory, production robots constantly transmit data to the company network. Edge security ensures that this data is encrypted and that unauthorised individuals cannot gain access to the robots \u2013 for instance, by integrating an additional security layer on the device itself. This better protects companies from data theft, failures, and disruptions.<\/p>\n
Edge Security is therefore an important building block for the secure deployment of modern production and IoT solutions and significantly reduces the risk of cyberattacks.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"