When you design for automation, you spend a lot of time looking at edge cases. 95% of the time, a standard approach will work, but for that other five percent, we need to get more creative. That’s how we approached the SMS-initiated PPP feature we introduced several years back. It allows you to remotely activate your[...]


The Last Days of the Plain Old Telephone System
By Daniel Verastiqui | March 30th, 2022
I was emptying my junk folder the other day when I stumbled upon an email asking if I was ready to comply with FCC Order 19-72A1, which has something to do with the phasing out of copper phone lines at telecommunications companies. Despite not having used a POTS line since high school, this news made me a little sad.[...]

Preparing your network to deal with current events
By Billy Moran | March 2nd, 2022
When it comes to cybersecurity current events definitely factor into decision making. With the Russian invasion of Ukraine, cybersecurity threat levels have risen worldwide to be prepared for any potential “spillover” effects or escalations beyond the Ukrainian borders. Here’s what experts are saying you should keep[...]
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Secure access + more for your Internet of [insert industry here] Things
By Billy Moran | February 7th, 2022
The request from a customer was relatively simple: out-of-band access to connect through Uplogix to a medical device to securely move data from the machine to a database. While it might not be the most exciting application of Uplogix out-of-band management capabilities, the request is indicative of a key issue the[...]

Uplogix CEO, Lisa Frankovitch featured in Hackernoon: IT Predictions for 2022
By Uplogix | January 7th, 2022
Discover some of the biggest changes to IT that we can expect going into 2022 and more.

Uplogix Response to CVE-2021-44228
By Daniel Verastiqui | December 14th, 2021
Vulnerability: CVE-2021-44228 Apache Log4j2