Announcements, releases and milestones from across the platform.

Forescout put a number on a question every plant security lead is being asked. The AI-assisted path worked, needed constant expert help, and permanently bricked the controller at the last stage.

Rockwell's SD1798 lists every version of the 1756-ENBT as affected and the corrected firmware as not available. The remedy is a new module — and three of the nine advisories never reached CISA's feed.

Every advisory in the 1 September batch covers Rockwell products. The CVSS scores are unremarkable; the recovery procedures are not — several faults need a power cycle, a stage 2 reset or a program download.

The nRF9151 SMA development kit is now stocked at Mouser with beta modem firmware for NB-IoT non-terrestrial networks, putting LTE-M, NB-IoT, satellite, DECT NR+ and GNSS behind one part number.

D-Robotics puts six Cortex-A78AE application cores and four lockstep-capable Cortex-R52+ cores on one module, aiming at the gap Jetson leaves between perception and deterministic control.

The Dragonwing IQ-2390 opens a new industrial series with time-sensitive networking on the die and a -30 to +115 °C range. Evaluation kits are a year out.

A new integration layer synchronises calibration data with systems such as SAP and Oracle, which finally makes instrument calibration state joinable to live process data.

A new arrayed system inspects parts at up to 760 mm per second, aimed at 100% inspection rather than sampling, with analysis running in the cloud.

A trade association white paper ties connected fire safety to EN 50710 and CLC/TS 50136-10, and cites false alarm ratios above 85% in some countries as the case for analytics.

A seven-year cloud agreement extends a network where more than 40% of the company's global device base is already connected for real-time monitoring.

Its largest acquisition ever puts work orders, assets and inspections next to design and digital twin tooling in a new operations division.

A survey of 1,560 decision makers across 17 countries finds MES almost universally deployed, rarely enterprise-wide, and named by a third of respondents as their single biggest data integration problem.
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