At the upcoming ONE Conference, the founder will celebrate his debut by sharing insights into Europe's information security landscape while calling for greater international collaboration to address growing threats.
THE HAGUE, Netherlands, Sept. 25, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Janus, the fully automated, AI-based IoT cybersecurity solution, today announced it is entering the European market, focusing on boosting information security for industries most crucial sectors in the region, particularly the medical, manufacturing and critical infrastructure sectors.
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To commemorate the launch, founder Dr. Ares Cho will address participants at the upcoming ONE Conference, a leading cybersecurity forum. Dr Cho's talk will take place on Tuesday 3 October from 12:35 to 13:35 in the Africa room of the World Forum in The Hague, and attendees can expect his insights on the European IoT cybersecurity landscape and how Janus can help European businesses stay protected.
“Europe and Taiwan have many parallels in terms of the cybersecurity challenges facing their strategic sectors,” Dr. Cho commented. “Janus has honed in on these challenges in Taiwan and I look forward to sharing at the ONE Conference how its cutting-edge capabilities can set a new standard for IoT cybersecurity in the European market.”
Protecting critical industries in Europe and TaiwanThe central problem with IoT around the world is that greater automation means more network connections and therefore a greater risk of cyberattacks. As The Economist reports, Taiwan produces 60% of the world's semiconductors and 90% of the most advanced, making cybersecurity strategically crucial, particularly as automation is increasingly leveraged. Similarly, Europe's automotive manufacturing industry contributes about 7% of the region's GDP, according to McKinsey, making a strong argument for strong protection of its operational technology (OT) sectors.
Janus: The Guardian of IoT Cybersecurity
To effectively address these vulnerabilities, Janus maximizes the information security of a given system through several measures: first establishing a baseline of network behavior, applying firewalls, implementing microsegmentation, and then continuously monitoring for deviations. These provide robust IoT cybersecurity, especially for industries suffering the greatest impacts from disruption, such as medical, manufacturing, and critical infrastructure. Additionally, the Janus AI engine is fully autonomous, allowing it to continually learn and optimize while avoiding the need to send data to a third party.
Dr. Cho was inspired to create Janus after witnessing numerous ransomware attacks on healthcare institutions in Taiwan in 2018 and 2019, when smart IoT solutions were widely adopted without adequate cybersecurity. To fill this gap, Dr. Cho developed a fully automated cybersecurity IoT solution, leveraging AI to automate processes and facilitate IT management.
His vision has grown Janus to now serve industries globally. Specifically for the European manufacturing industry, Janus microsegmentation minimizes production disruption due to cyberattacks. For critical infrastructure, Janus is powerful enough to adapt to high cybersecurity standards and can be customized for specialized networks, such as power grids and electric vehicle charging stations, which are also particularly susceptible.
Key Highlights from the ONE Conference
Dr. Cho's next talk will cover:
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