With IoT and edge deployments picking up momentum, cloud providers are augmenting their IoT platforms with security and monitoring capabilities. AWS IoT Device Defender enhances the value to AWS ...

Device Defender was first announced at last year's re:Invent conference with a host of other new IoT services, including a new operating system for devices that run on microcontroller units (MCUs).

Amazon Web Services Inc. is upping its game in “internet of things” security with Thursday's launch into general availability of a new fully managed service that audits IoT devices for suspicious ...

AWS IoT core, device defender and TwinMaker are some Internet of Things products that partners can help Amazon customers with for data location and cybersecurity services, says Yasser Alsaied.

Meanwhile, for simple IoT use cases, AWS is rolling out AWS IoT 1-Click. It allows for the simple creation of an AWS Lambda trigger to execute a specific action on any device.

To help achieve that goal, AWS releaseed IoT ExpressLink, a cloud service designed to fast-track new IoT devices through secured DevOps cycles and integrated with AWS IoT Device Defender.

AWS IoT Core natively integrates with other AWS services like AWS Lambda, Amazon Kinesis, Amazon S3, Amazon Sagemaker, Amazon DynamoDB, CloudWatch, Aws CloudTrail, Amazon QuickSight. AWS IoT Device ...

The new feature also helps offload or reduce the complexity of managing disparate workflows from multiple security consoles when they review devices monitored by AWS IoT Device Defender. “Device ...

Amazon Web Services shone a spotlight on Internet of Things and machine learning technologies earlier this week, with the announcement of a new operating system and several new services designed to ...