Keys to the IoT Security Castle
summary
Covers using X.509 certificates and public key infrastructure (PKI) to provide security services and device management for Internet of Things deployments. Argues that implementing an appropriate PKI—supported by a skilled PKI team—can simplify IoT device management and reduce security risk.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 6:25IoT Architectures
- 7:53The Internet of Things
- 8:50Layers of Security
- 10:07Moat
- 10:53Lessons Learned
- 11:45Trust
- 14:22Threelegged stool
- 15:40Looking backwards
- 16:08Public key infrastructure
- 17:02Risk assessment
- 17:56PKI
- 21:53Identity
- 24:10PKI Infrastructure
- 25:20Recommendations
- 27:31Conclusion
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