Mike Nelson Mike Nelson is the VP of IoT Security at DigiCert, a global leader in digital security. In this role, Nelson oversees the company’s strategic market development for the various critical infrastructure industries securing highly sensitive networks and Internet of Things (IoT) devices, including healthcare, transportation, industrial operations, and smart grid and smart city implementations. Nelson frequently consults with organizations, contributes to media reports, participates in industry standards bodies, and speaks at industry conferences about how technology can be used to improve cyber security for critical systems and the people who rely upon them.
Nelson has spent his career in healthcare IT including time at the US Department of Health and Human Services, GE Healthcare, and Leavitt Partners – a boutique healthcare consulting firm. Nelson’s passion for the industry stems from his personal experience as a type 1 diabetic and his use of connected technology in his treatment.
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Balancing Security and Convenience with EV Charging
Even as manufacturers tackle convenience issues, the need for digital trust throughout EV infrastructure and ecosystems still remains ... Read More
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Extending the Reach and Capabilities of Digital Signing With Standards
Digital signatures are ideal for addressing today’s challenges, providing the robust security, flexibility and scalability that organizations require for a wide range of use cases ... Read More
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Building a Collaborative Approach to Secure the Connected World
The expanding IoT landscape demands a collaborative approach to PKI, ensuring seamless security across diverse domains ... Read More
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Securing IoT Devices in a World of Complexity
The IoT has come of age, and its momentum shows no signs of slowing. IDC predicts by 2025 there will be 41.6 billion IoT devices connected to businesses, and these “things” will generate 79.4 zettabytes of data. As IoT use cases extend deeper into every aspect of our lives, cybersecurity ... Read More
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How Security Can Keep Pace as IT and OT Converge
Mike Nelson | | centralized management, code signing certificates, Cybersecurity, iot, IoT applications, PKI use cases
The IoT is rapidly maturing, and we’re seeing new use cases emerge every day. It’s transforming health care with applications like patient monitoring and medication delivery. It’s improving manufacturing by accelerating processes and minimizing downtime with predictive analytics and maintenance. It’s also fueling sustainability and efficiency in the energy space ... Read More
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Rising Above Complexity to Secure IoT Devices
Mike Nelson | | edge computing, edge security, Internet of Things (IoT), iot, PKI, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
The internet of things (IoT) has truly come of age, and innovative new use cases are emerging all around us. Each day, we’re seeing the IoT in businesses and factories, cities, vehicles and transportation systems—and in our daily lives. Studies show that in consumer markets like fitness, healthcare, automobiles, and ... Read More
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Health Care Security Must Mature With 5G
It’s clear that 5G technology is rapidly coming of age, and is enjoying wide adoption across every industry. According to Gartner, the market for 5G infrastructure was predicted to hit $4.2 billion over the past year, with two-thirds of companies deploying the technology. Health care is a leading application for ... Read More
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Understanding Global IoT Security Regulations
The IoT is maturing rapidly, and surveys show that global IoT spending will achieve a combined annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.3% over the 2020-2024 forecast period. It offers promising benefits that are rapidly transforming a variety of industries, including manufacturing, health care, commercial buildings, smart homes, retail and energy ... Read More
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With Remote Work, Don’t Leave Security Behind
We’ve all heard how the global pandemic has accelerated workplace trends that were already well underway. Adoption of automation, e-commerce, and remote work has increased significantly, and many of the changes are here to stay. For example, many organizations that experienced positive outcomes after moving to remote work are planning ... Read More
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Securing Remote Health Care Post-COVID-19
The global pandemic has accelerated technology trends across several industries, and health care is no exception. As social distancing increases, telehealth and remote patient monitoring are becoming increasingly common. According to the CDC, telehealth visits increased by 154% in March 2020. Health care environments in hospitals and homes are also ... Read More
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