Securing The Supply Chain
Gartner predicts that there will be around 25 billion IoT connected devices in the field by the end of 2021.
As with zero trust networks, cryptography plays a fundamental role in achieving protection, authentication and security within and across connected machines and devices.
This becomes even more significant with increasing adoption of Edge computing: processing and analyzing data that emanates from data rich connected devices in multi-local cloud environments.
Given that cryptography is the backbone of digital trust across connected IoT devices, securing these devices begins with managing the full cryptographic lifecycle of the embedded chip – from manufacturing to deployment.
This becomes even more significant with increasing adoption of Edge computing: processing and analyzing data that emanates from data rich connected devices in multi-local cloud environments.
Given that cryptography is the backbone of digital trust across connected IoT devices, securing these devices begins with managing the full cryptographic lifecycle of the embedded chip – from manufacturing to deployment.