Mobile network security/encryption
Unlike some types of connectivity, 5G IoT networks (NB-IoT and LTE-M) are expertly managed and secured by mobile network operators. Connect to the internet with complete confidence.
Security features built for IoT devices
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End-to-end encryption
Mobile operators aid IoT device manufacturers in maintaining the privacy of their data communications by isolating them from other traffic through private VPNs, IPSEC, and encryption features. You can benefit from this comprehesive end-to-end security featuring military grade of security throughout the numerous layers.
Mobile network data privacy
Mobile Network Operators limit communications from 5G IoT devices to designated servers, preventing a compromised device from communicating with any other device. 5G IoT is designed from the ground up by mobile network operators to help counter security threats to the IoT, such as the hijacking of devices by botnets and the hacking of sensitive data.
Fully standardized by GSMA/3GPP
5G IoT is part of mobile networks with fully managed standardized security guaranteeing the integrity of all data running through it. 5G IoT has passed strict security protocols by 3GPP/GMSA the organisations responsible for managing mobile networks globally. Between the telco's mobile network, and the IoT device management platform, a layer of Internet Protocol Security (IPSEC) is also provided.
GSMA's IoT Security Guidelines Report
The telecommunications industry, which the GSMA represents, has a long history of providing secure products and services to their customers. GSMA has produced guideline documents to promotes a methodology for developing secure IoT Services to ensure security best practices are implemented throughout the life cycle of the services
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Dedicated VPN's
Mobile Operators provide a dedicated VPN for devices for enhanced security and reliability.
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Module encryption
All communications on all levels are running on HTTPs military grade 256 bit encryption.
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HTTPs encryption
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