Led by Boeing Vet, Tempered Networks Securing the Internet of Things.

Here’s a scary headline: “BlackEnergy crimeware coursing through US control systems.” That’s from a report on a security vulnerability discovered in the Internet-connected pieces of industrial infrastructure that control things like electricity generation and water systems. A Seattle startup says its technology, first developed to help secure robotic tooling on Boeing’s 777 assembly lines, can help. Tempered Networks is relying on a little-used networking protocol to “orchestrate” components of industrial systems and limit communication to trusted entities only, said former Boeing network security expert David Mattes, who co-founded the company with F5 Networks founder Jeff Hussey.

The Internet Of Things Will Need Millions Of Developers By 2020.

It's standard to size a market by the number of widgets sold, but in the Internet of Things, which numbers sensors and devices in the billions, widget counts don't really matter. In part this is because the real money in IoT is not in the "things," but rather in the Internet-enabled services that stitch them together.

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