How to secure IoT devices
CableLabs subsidiary Kyrio, Microchip and Legrand recently released a white paper last week on how to secure IoT devices.
Wireless Is Waxing at CableLabs’ Kyrio Unit
Multichannel News covers CableLabs’ subsidiary Kyrio and different business growth opportunities the company is tackling in and outside the cable industry.
Stamping out IoT security bugs
Broadband Technology Report covers Kyrio’s recent announcement that it is the first certificate authority and a Microchip Security Design Partner.
Kyrio partners with Microchip to create embedded IoT device security
CableLabs’ for-profit unit Kyrio has announced a partnership with Microchip Technology to develop embedded security for internet of things devices.
Kyrio Teams on IoT Device Security
Multichannel News’ Jeff Baumgartner covers Kyrio and Microchip Technology’s recent partnership on IoT device security.
Kyrio Testing Services Now Uses octoBox Personal Testbeds for Wireless Device Testing
octoScope® recently announced that Kyrio, a provider of unique testing solutions for network technology services, will use its octoBox® personal testbeds in their testing services.
Cable-Tec Expo: Test Time for Remote PHY
CableLabs has launched a qualification testing process that aims to ensure interoperability between Remote PHY Devices (RPDs) that are made by multiple vendors.
Wireless Broadband Alliance launches Carrier Wireless Service Certification program
The WBA launched the Carrier Wireless Service Certification (CWSC) program. Kyrio is ready to accept devices for certification testing.
Kyrio Takes Over CableLabs Certification Testing Program
Kyrio, the for-profit unit of CableLabs, recently took over the certification testing for the cable industry’s Colorado-based R&D group and is implementing new processes and pricing for DOCSIS 3.1-based products.
Tekoia’s Sure Universal Platform Gains OCF Certification after Kyrio’s Testing
Kyrio, a provider of unique testing solutions for network technology services, is proud to congratulate Tekoia for having one of the first client applications certified by the Open Connectivity Foundation.