IoT devices
What we've learned with Internet of Things security
As the Internet of Things (IoT) evolves, and industrial systems become better connected, such attacks are likely to increase. Engineers and executives need to ask themselves when, not if, an attack will occur against their IoT solution. The only way to guard against such attacks effectively, and ensure the overall technology is resilient, is by building security into the solution at its inception.
EU-Compliant Battery Passport
Manufacturers face growing challenges with battery counterfeiting, lifecycle tracking, and compliance reporting. DuoKey's Battery Passport addresses these challenges by delivering real-time tracking, authenticity verification and environmental impact monitoring.
End-to-End encryption
With DuoKey, you can achieve end-to-end security for your IoT devices, ensuring data privacy, integrity, and authentication throughout their lifecycle.
Secured boot and remote attestation
IoT devices face security risks at every stage - from boot-up to data transmission. DuoKey protects IoT ecosystems with secure boot, device attestation and encrypted communications, ensuring device authenticity and data integrity throughout the product lifecycle.
Code signing
IoT firmware updates are vulnerable to tampering and unauthorised modifications. DuoKey's code signing solution verify firmware authenticity, ensuring only authorised updates reach your devices.
Device Identity and Authentication
Unsecured IoT devices create network vulnerabilities. DuoKey authenticates each device with unique identities, ensuring only verified devices connect to your systems.
Secure Over-the-Air Updates
Connected vehicles and IoT firmware updates are vulnerable to attacks. DuoKey secures Over the Air (OTA) updates with encryption and authentication, ensuring only verified firmware reaches your vehicles and devices.
In detail
Zero-Trust on your IoT devices
Keep Your IoT firmware updates secured
As connected devices continue to increase in number, it is increasingly challenging for enterprises to secure them and keep threats at bay. Fraught with vulnerabilities and offering an attack surface ripe for security breaches, IoT devices are attractive targets for cybercriminals. Whether enterprises are just starting out with IoT adoption or looking to expand their established IoT networks, all face similar challenges when it comes to managing, monitoring and securing their connected IoT environments. To successfully secure IoT devices, there are a few things enterprises should consider
Continue to Patch and Update Firmware When Available
Actively Monitor IoT Devices at All Times
Adopt Secure Password Practices
Apply Network Segmentation for Stronger Defense
Are you ready to secure your IoT devices
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