Concerns at the #PhySec #Edge...

Further to Mark Morrison 's post on managing complexities in our connected environment (to read follow link below)

The complexities in our environment has seen a quantum leap in recent years. Even something that we take for granted, in our everyday world, #physicalsecurity, has seen a huge change in technologies that are deployed to keep us all safe.

Learning from several professionals in the industry, from an edge infrastructure perspective, here's what we hear:

1. That today’s #physicalsecurity technologies are complex and have different vendor interfaces to manage them – tracking if they are up / down, tracking their performance, constant maintenance to keep them running continuously has seen a huge evolution from earlier days...
2. There is a heightened security need (in the components that offer security!!) complicated by sheer deployment numbers and highly advanced technologies getting into these #devices (silicon and AI to begin with) – integrating them holistically has become a challenge in itself...
3. Finally, the ability to manage critical #edge components to keep them all patched clean and have an understanding of risk exposure at any point, is fast emerging as a CxO concern – already a CISO / CEO level compliance issue.

How do enterprises manage the complexity of above 3 basic concerns? Need an abstraction philosophy to view them holistically; which is what Mark Morrison is referring to...

#physicalsecurity, #edgecomputing, #edgesecurity. For you at the #edge: Arun Narayanaswamy , Sanjay Rajashekar , Bask Iyer , Nithin Shanbhag , Ajith Kumar Ravindranathan , Philip Jang , Skylar Mahr , Vineeth Pai , SmartHub.ai ...