Ascertain the key opportunities and challenges of the IoT security and device identity lifecycle management ecosystem.
Understand how different organizations choose to address the current market needs, where they succeed, and where they need improvement.
Discover how these IoT players fare in IoT security and obtain valuable insights regarding the state-of-the-art technologies for identity issuance, provisioning, automation.
Critical Questions Answered
What is the current state of the security market when it comes to IoT device identity lifecycle management?
Where is the marked headed? Which companies will have a higher chance of success and what are the key requirements towards that endeavor?
How should implementers tackle secure identity lifecycle? What are the essential tech elements?
Is the market falling short? Why are partnerships critical to a successful a vision towards IoT security?
Research Highlights
Device identity lifecycle management solutions need to be present at every stage in the supply chain including manufacturing, provisioning, identity migration and even secure decommission.
Providing intelligent and automated services regarding identity issuance, provisioning, deployment and management should be chief among all concerns for IoT implementers.
More flexible pricing is required that tackles IoT identity management in more custom terms. Organizations must revisit their IoT monetization strategy and align with the digital security players prior going to market.
Innovation is key when setting the path for future IoT implementations. However, innovation and R&D must serve to extending companies’ market foothold and helping to secure a solid partnership circle. End-to-end solutions are quite difficult and application focus is required for scalable IoT solutions.
Who Should Read This?
IoT digital security service providers.
PKI providers and Certificate Authorities.
Encryption specialists, digital certificate and device identity players.
Connectivity and cloud service providers.
OEMs, gateway, device and embedded hardware security manufacturers.
Governmental, regulatory and standardization organizations.
