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Digital Information Technologies (DIT) has become a partner in BlackBerry QNX’s Partner Program as a Value Added Integrator (VAI). Digital Information Technologies (DIT) aims to strengthen cybersecurity and resilience for embedded systems. As part of this partnership, Digital Information Technologies (DIT) will fine‑tune its real‑time tamper detection and recovery solution, RezOT to fit the QNX Neutrino RTOS architecture.
RezOT is built to spot system modifications as they happen and to restore affected systems quickly. When RezOT works with QNX’s microkernel‑based memory protection and process isolation the combination gives both preventive security and rapid recovery for embedded environments.
Digital Information Technologies (DIT) and BlackBerry QNX plan to help customers with implementation, system integration and technical services. This support will cover environments that use QNX Software Development Platform 8.0 and QNX Hypervisor. The goal is to protect systems where downtime or security failures could cause serious operational problems.
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This partnership shows a trend, in embedded and operational technology (OT) security. The trend moves from static protection to true cyber resilience. Automotive, industrial control, robotics, medical devices, transportation and many other sectors now need systems that can stop attacks detect tampering and recover while keeping operations running.
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