WORLD OF INDUSTRIES 06/2018 (RU)

Expert-talk
Oliver Winzenried in conversation with
Nicole Steinicke at IAMD Show Beijing
https://youtu.be/jLHd8zrDcxU
Security for the connected industry
AUTOMATION
The Industrial Internet of Things, Made in China 2025,
Cyber-Physical Systems – many new terms have been
coined to describe something that will influence the
way we work. What does the IoT mean for mechanical
engineers or the manufacturers of controllers or other
devices? We have spoken to Oliver Winzenried, CEO of
Wibu-Systems, about the risks and opportunities that
lie ahead and the solutions we have available.
In car factories, driverless transporters bring semi-finished goods
from production line to production line, where robots choose the
tools they need from their kits to process them. Robots will be sent
to fight fires in places too dangerous for humans; robots will provide
care, and nurture and grow plants. The list of applications that
are suited for the Internet of Things is already long, and it is growing
every day. The IoT systems of the future will rely on public networks,
but public networks are not safe environments. Hackers are always
looking for backdoors or exploits to use in their criminal endeavors.
Author: Nicole Steinicke, Editor, World of Industries
Attackers’ attempts to tamper with data can cause and are already
causing untold damage. The IoT has many unprotected flanks,
which means that every component needs to have its own appropriate
safeguards. This requires fully secure and reliable channels
over which components in factories can communicate with each
other.
Strategy for success: Wibu-Systems’ concept for
protection, licensing, and security
Wibu-Systems, a privately held company founded by engineers
Oliver Winzenried and Marcellus Buchheit in 1989, is an innovative
technology leader in the global software license lifecycle management
market. Wibu-Systems offers CodeMeter, a complete package
for protection, licensing, and security that fulfills all relevant standards
and requirements. CodeMeter is its core product, available
either as a dongle (CmDongle), device-bound license (CmAct-
License), or cloud license (CmCloudLicense). CodeMeter’s components
are integrated into software and back-office systems to guarantee
a streamlined process. Nicole Steinicke, Editor-in-chief, met
Oliver Winzenried at the exhibition IAMD Beijing, China and spoke
to him about the future of protection, licensing, and security for the
Internet of Things.
32 WORLD OF INDUSTRIES 2018
01 CodeMeter offers secure protection and effective license
control for software and digital documents