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PKI for The Internet of Things

Is PKI the answer for securing 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 identifying the devices, PKI offers both the encryption necessary for communicating sensitive and proprietary information, as well as the data integrity needed for the "big data" that comes from IoT to have any value.
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