IoT security steps up for the mass-market with eSIM innovations
From smart factories to traffic lights, connected devices present vulnerabilities through which cybercriminals can attack. We’ve become familiar with headlines of devices being hacked and then used to defraud, damage or deter organisations’ digital operations. For IoT insiders, on the eve of the mass market’s arrival, the future looks challenging but field proven solutions for IoT cyber security are now available.
EDITORS COMMENT: George Malim chalks up another skirmish in the eternal battle of good versus evil
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INTERVIEW: Thales’ Stephane Quetglas tells George Malim how IoT can be secured at scale leveraging field proven eSIM based solutions
IoT SECURITY REPORT: Our six-page report reveals how OEMs and IoT Service Providers can address the challenges of achieving security by design through harnessing new technologies such as eSIM and iSIM and initiatives such as GSMA’s IoT SAFE
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