The European Union’s Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) is a pivotal component of the EU’s strategy to enhance energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the building sector. The directive mandates that member states establish minimum energy performance requirements for new constructions and major renovations, aiming for a decarbonized building stock by 2050.  Achieving these objectives involves leveraging applications, data, and artificial intelligence (AI) to optimize energy consumption, with edge computing platforms playing a critical role in ensuring secure and efficient data processing.

Zero Trust Architecture is the overarching strategy for excellent cyberscurity. Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) enforces this strategy for those accessing OT devices, applications, and data – especially for remote access.

As digital infrastructure evolves, secure remote access has become essential for managing operational technology (OT) environments. Neeve’s solutions are designed to simplify this process while ensuring your spaces are secure, efficient, and easy to manage. Here, we break down key concepts and practices for secure remote access to help you make informed decisions.

OT and IT systems, though distinct, are increasingly integrated to create smart, responsive environments. Convergence enables these systems to work together, offering real-time insights and operational improvements.

Cyber-Physical Security (CPS) refers to the integrated protection of both physical systems and the digital networks that control them.

Smart buildings are becoming ubiquitous. However, increasing adoption of IoT and AI in these environments also heightens cybersecurity risks. Here are eight crucial questions you should ask vendors.