nuSIM – the integrated SIM for IoT

Take advantage of PKI technology to identify devices, encrypt communications and ensure the integrity of information Is PKI the answer for Security on the Internet of Things? As Gartner and other industry experts have pointed out, PKI has been used to authenticate and secure machines and devices for decades. Beyond the identification of the devices, PKI offers both the encryption necessary for confidential communications and the integrity of the information

This webinar covers the main aspects and decisions to consider before and during the development phase of a low-power cellular Internet of Things (IoT) product. We cover different topics that are crucial for a successful cellular IoT application and decisions that can greatly impact the power consumption and performance of the end device.

PKI and machine identities are essential building blocks to digital trust as organizations accelerate their path to multi-cloud, zero-trust, and DevOps strategies. According to research from the Identity Defined Security Alliance, 2022 Trends in Securing Digital Identities, 98% of organizations indicated that they are experiencing a growth in identities with 43% attributing the growth to machine identities. Organizations are struggling with the expansion of identity types and specifically the expansion in the machine identity landscape, and the challenges are getting more complex.

When small production platforms have backup equipment sitting around unused for long periods of time, it often leads to mechanical equipment failures that can cripple production for days or weeks on end. Thankfully, there’s help in the form of new technology. IOT and machine learning can be used to predict mechanical failures with enough lead time to get new equipment on-site before failure to eliminate unnecessary shut-in, and the ability to do this starts at the data layer.