Cassia Networks has developed a powerful network management tool, the IoT Access Controller to provide end-users and easy way to setup and manage thousands of gateways from a single dashboard. Furthermore, end-users have the ability to monitor thousands of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) end devices in an enterprise IoT environment from use easy to use…
Most of us are familiar with wireless roaming and how it works, but let’s cover some of the basics. Roaming occurs when a wireless client device moves outside of a range of one wireless access point (AP) and connects to another AP with a stronger signal. As long as the AP’s are correctly setup and…
What is a TPM and what does it do? TPM was originally created by a consortium called the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) in 2003 to enable trusted computing features in computers, mobile devices as well as network equipment. A TPM, or Trusted Platform Module, is a computer chip that can securely store artifacts used to…
Bluetooth is used in almost all major consumer products including phones, tablets, laptops, headphones, speakers, TVs, and fitness wearables just to name a few. However, despite its widespread use, there are still some myths and misconceptions that still persist about Bluetooth technology. Let’s explore some of these myths and the true facts about Bluetooth. Myth…
Cassia launches the new X2000 Bluetooth gateway to deliver secure, long-range, multiple device connectivity for enterprise-grade IoT applications. SAN JOSE, CA., January 27, 2021– Cassia Networks Inc., a leading provider of enterprise Bluetooth IoT products and solutions, today announces the release of its new X2000 Bluetooth gateway designed to further improve the performance and reduce the complexity…
Over the last several years, wireless technologies have made significant progress, and now they are now being integrated into many medical IoT applications. Bluetooth technology in particular is now seeing increased use in a variety of medical applications, especially for in-home use as well as in-facility. The choice of wireless technology depends on several key…
What is end-to-end encryption and why is it important? In simplest terms, end-to-end encryption is a secure line of communication that blocks third-party users from accessing transferred data. When the data is being transferred online, only the sender and recipient can decrypt it with a key. It’s important because end-to-end encryption helps to mitigate risks…
Dear Valued Partners and Customers, I would like to take a moment to thank all of you for your continued great support over the past twelve months. This year has undoubtedly been a very challenging year for all of us due to the ongoing pandemic, and we hope this message finds you all safe and…
After nine long months of battling the ongoing pandemic and months of preparation for the COVID-19 vaccine, there is finally light at the end of the tunnel. On December 11, 2020, the FDA issued the first emergency use authorization of Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine to be distributed in the U.S. An estimated 3 million vaccine doses…
With billions of Bluetooth enabled devices being shipped every year, today’s enterprises need to protect sensitive data and mitigate ongoing security threats. While Bluetooth Low Energy brings a lot of potential for the IoT, as many other wireless technologies, it’s not immune from security threats such as device tracking, eavesdropping, and man in the middle…
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