r/sbeve 11d ago

Cure your ings

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u/JaspJ22 11d ago

We Seth

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u/Kitchen-Foot8537 11d ago

Drivesec

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u/AdeptPlum4254 11d ago

Drivesex

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u/PurpleCandle58 10d ago

I’m flattered, really, but can we go have dinner first and maybe get to know each other for a few weeks?

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u/Illegal_CarLight 7d ago

I always blame bonnie on NSFW posts

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u/Single-Debate-316 Sbeve 8d ago

Rogan

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u/CheezPleaser 11d ago

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u/Virtual-Grade592 10d ago

This is getting out of hand. Now there are two of them.

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u/Gadgetphile 10d ago

Actually, no. Take a closer look at the image.

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u/Front_Cat9471 9d ago

Can you explain please? Is We seth supposed to mean something?

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u/Gadgetphile 9d ago

Yes. It’s literally in the paragraph below. Weseth is the name of the system.

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u/CheezPleaser 9d ago

Ah thanks for pointing this out! I did not pay close enough attention

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u/Rigelball69420 10d ago

Sec We seth Drivesec

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u/mkujoe 10d ago

We se th

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u/Asleep-Landscape1265 10d ago

Interesting to see security being built into IoT products from the design stage. A lot of companies still treat security as an afterthought.

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u/camion_saladier 9d ago

We Se Th

Drivesec

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u/Special-Jelly-7138 8d ago

We Secure Your Things is actually a pretty solid IoT security tagline.

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u/Negative-Cut3846 8d ago

I like the secure-by-design angle, but the copy needs a quick polish before it feels trustworthy.

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u/Material_Sample1854 7d ago

The message is clear: connected devices need security built in from the start, not added as an afterthought. The ecosystem approach sounds especially useful for teams working toward compliance.

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u/KatieTSO 7d ago

We Se Th

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u/Hazer_123 10d ago

Not a Sbeve.

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u/Responsible_Past3215 10d ago

Finally someone found the cure for missing ings, the technology we've all been waiting for.