BC NA December 2020
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Vikas Butaney, Cisco |<br />
Cisco Live EU Barcelona <strong>2020</strong><br />
CLICK TO WATCH | 17:49<br />
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IOT TRENDS TO KEEP AN EYE ON<br />
AS WE COME TO THE END OF <strong>2020</strong><br />
With 75 billion IoT devices expected<br />
to be connected by 2025, Butaney<br />
details that “securely connecting IoT<br />
devices is paramount,” but requires<br />
a new level of security vigilance than<br />
before. As a result it is important to<br />
implement IoT security solutions outside<br />
of traditional network firewalls.<br />
In doing this, IoT devices can be connected<br />
securely and continuously<br />
monitored for potential threats.<br />
Another key trend highlighted by<br />
Butaney is the increased demand<br />
for high bandwidth, low latency wireless.<br />
With the increase in connected<br />
devices on the move, “this wireless<br />
connectivity to ‘things’ in motion is<br />
frequently much more demanding<br />
than connecting data to people over<br />
wireless. Video and mission critical<br />
communications over wireless in mining,<br />
ports, manufacturing, trains and<br />
roadways are exploding edge bandwidth<br />
requirements and requiring new<br />
wireless technologies to support nearzero<br />
latency connectivity.”<br />
In addition to security and high bandwidth,<br />
low latency wireless, Butaney<br />
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