Wibu-Systems Blog

During the COVID-19 crisis, our Business Continuity Plan is mitigating threats to public health and maintaining business ops.

A secure approach to cloud licensing is our contribution to the cloud technologies propelling the digital transformation.

IoT devices have long passed through the early adopter phase, but have security measures kept up the pace?

How to mitigate risks and take the necessary steps to securely and regularly perform updates that reduce cyberthreats.

2020: the pivotal year for ubiquitous connectivity and digitalization and for 20 bn. exploitable points of entry.

The U.S. government has recently taken action and passed three pieces of legislation aimed at promoting safe IoT growth.

The rise of digital twins increases the number of software vulnerabilities, risk of IP theft, and exposure of critical processes.

Software runs the world and as such should be considered critical infrastructure. A lack of software security is a national threat.

As new software based technologies, products, and applications emerge, a flexible and secure licensing platform is a must

AI research is largely focused on augmenting and improving the practice of radiology and, consequently, patient care.

With cloud licensing, users can access their software licenses wherever, whenever, and however they need them.

With the shift from hardware towards software enabled technologies, IP protection is paramount in the IIoT.

Encouraging manufacturers to ensure they ship their devices in a secure state is the key objective of the UK government.

Nearly 80% of industry professionals regard the growing interconnectedness of OT and IT as a cybersecurity challenge.

The U.S. software market grew twice as fast as the overall economy supporting 1 in every 10 jobs and will rise even further.

Embracing the shift in customer preferences led by Industry 4.0 and radically transforming the entire business strategy.

The software licensing tools must be readily adaptable to the new purchasing and delivery models of the connected age.

AI, IoT, and predictive analytics are transforming the healthcare sector and shifting the focus from products to services.

In its latest publication, the NIST addresses the many cybersecurity risks inherent in IoT device manufacturing.

What are the challenges, risks, and benefits of AI as it enhances efficiency, reliability, and effectiveness of IIoT processes?

Is the "right-to-repair" concept an essential service for customers or a violation of manufacturers' intellectual property?