Applied IoT security for healthcare and industrial
summary
Device Authority demonstrates a working KeyScaler platform that issues and rotates credentials at IoT scale (hundreds to 10,000+ devices), uses Intel Secure Device Onboard for day‑zero provenance, and adds tokenized authentication to ThingWorx via an on‑device agent and patented kernel entropy check. Persistent source encryption and firmware checksum attestations travel with MQTT payloads so brokers never see cleartext; compromised endpoints can be quarantined from the control panel. Demos show authentication, quarantine and revalidation working end‑to‑end.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00IoT security challenges
- 1:57Risk in connected systems
- 8:30Threat vectors and compromises
- 13:09Device Authority solutions
- 17:04Secure device onboarding
- 19:13Delegated security management demo
- 25:13Edge device security
- 27:41Smart factory & medical security
- 29:47Policy-based encryption demo
- 34:06Encryption at source
- 35:51Robotic surgery security
- 37:37Summary & Q&A
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