Connect with confidence
Unlike some forms of connectivity, 5G IoT networks (NB-IoT, LTE-M) are carefully managed and secured by mobile network operators
Security features built to meet your needs
5G IoT has passed strict security protocols by 3GPP/GMSA the organisations responsible for managing mobile networks globally.
3GPP/GSMA Security
The Telecommunication company provides a dedicated VPN for further security and reliability.
VPN security layer
5G IoT is part of mobile networks with fully managed standardized security guaranteeing the integrity of all data running through it.
Fully standardized
The NB IoT module chipset included in our smart locks applies 2048 bit RSA encryption.
RSA Chipset security
Between the telco's mobile network, and the IoT device management platform, a layer of Internet Protocol Security (IPSEC) is provided.
IPSEC security
All communications are running on HTTPs military grade 256 bit encryption between all the vertical applications
Military grade encryption
Connect to a secure network that supports an array of security features that people trust
6.64 billion people worldwide trust mobile network operators with their smartphones connections.
What is 5G IoT?
5G IoT is the fifth-generation cellular technology that revolutionises and enables new capabilities such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cloud computing, and the Internet of Things (IoT).
Read GSMA overview
The GSMA is a global organisation unifying the mobile ecosystem to discover, develop and deliver innovation foundational to positive business environments and societal change.
COMPLETE END-TO-END SECURITY
Many security layers
Mobile operators help IoT device manufacturers keep their data communications isolated from other traffic.
NETWORK SECURITY
Protection against threats
Mobile Network Operators restrict communications from 5G IoT devices to specific servers so a compromised device is unable to communicate with any other device.
5G IoT is secure by design
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 belonging to individuals or organisations.
NEWS
All other locking technology has been hacked
RFID Keycard locks hacked
Wi-Fi locks hacked
Bluetooth locks hacked
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