Securing the Internet of Things - An analyst's view on the market
summary
Machina Research research from a team of about fifteen analysts argues IoT security is not binary and must align to business case and use context, with gateways serving as practical brownfield mitigations and device management converging toward enterprise mobility. Recommendations include hardware root of trust, moving to ECC crypto for constrained devices, virtualization/hypervisors to avoid costly recertification, threat‑analytics for industrial systems, and recognition that GDPR and weak commercial incentives will drive either regulation or certification.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:40Challenges of IoT security
- 4:59Ultimate security
- 5:14Binary choice
- 6:30IOT secure
- 8:37Security by design
- 10:32Systems integration
- 12:33Security layer
- 12:54Technology elements
- 15:34Emerging technologies
- 19:31Policy process
- 22:27Conclusion
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