Everyone takes the role of electricity for granted until we’re forced to pay attention. However, what we’re referring to here has nothing to do with power outages but electrical maintenance concerns.

Physical security, cybersecurity education, IT/OT separation and outsourcing when necessary are crucial to effective cybersecurity.

A Wall Street Journal article discusses a new set of attacks on electrical distribution providers. These attacks have targeted providers too small to be NERC regulated but may serve a critical infrastructure such as dams or military bases. All but one of the entities that were named in the article says the phishing e-mails were blocked by malicious content filters and were never an issue for them. However, one facility chose not to comment.

Most people's ideas concerning artificial intelligence or AI stem from science fiction and some vague notions about smart technology.

Newcastle-under-Lyme’s finest, Radwell International has scooped three prestigious awards at the 2021 Stoke on Trent Live Business Awards. Walking away with the Innovation in Business and the International Trade awards, while European Marketing Assistant Rosie Crowther was crowned Young Professional of the Year.

Cybersecurity is a core element in any business that uses the Internet or digital technology in the conduct of its operations.

Robotic process automation (RPA) can help drive business transformation forward, but only if it is implemented correctly.

Many manufacturing industries have had to reconsider their infrastructure, processes and workforces as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. With additional pressures to meet increased customer demand while restricted by social distancing measures, many organizations are turning to technology for a solution.

For several years now, the impact of the manufacturing industry on the environment has been under scrutiny. Aside from its high energy requirements, the raw materials used, packaging, and waste generated have certain ecological impacts.

The COVID-19 pandemic has supercharged the demand for digital offerings and Industry 4.0 technology.

As much as the COVID-19 pandemic will be remembered for its chilling effect on business and economic activity, apparently it has had quite the opposite impact on industry’s zest for digital transformation and Industry 4.0 technologies.

The UK branch of the global manufacturing and factory automation specialist Radwell International opened their doors on 10^th March 2011 and now 10 years later they reflect on their successes and challenges.