Microsoft announced today that Azure Defender for IoT, its agentless security solution for networked IoT and Operational Technology (OT) devices, has entered public preview.

Microsoft this week announced a preview of a 'continuous release' software update branch for its Azure IoT Edge for Linux on Windows solution.

During a briefing on IoT security today, Microsoft announced Azure Sphere, a combination of software and hardware that's designed for both increased performance and increased security.

Azure Defender for IoT can help companies keep track of IoT/OT networks without having to install anything on their smart devices and industrial equipment.

With support for edge devices and Azure Sphere, IoT Central can now address new scenarios making it the most versatile SaaS-based IoT solution.

Instead of developing its own IoT starter kit, Microsoft is working with MXChip to deliver a low-cost Arduino-compatible board that can work directly with Azure’s IoT tools.

Microsoft also today announced that the Azure IoT platform will now support Google’s Android and Android Things platform via its Java SDK. What’s more interesting, though, is the new services ...

Microsoft is launching IoT Central today, a new Internet of Things (IoT) service that gives enterprises a fully managed solution for setting up their IoT deployments without needing the in-house ...