Karl J. Weaver 魏卡爾 presented on the TEE + uSIM/eSIM and Dual Roots of Trust at the 3rd Annual eSIM Technology and Innovation Summit in Beijing on May 30. 第三届eSIM技术与创新峰会,5月30日在北京新世纪日航饭店。魏卡尔讨论到eSM/eUICC内置电信卡加TEE 可信执行环境的双可信跟。
The document discusses an IoT eSIM test bed for fast prototyping of IoT devices using GSMA eSIM. It provides an overview of the IoT market trends of growing connected devices and the dominance of eSIM. The test bed architecture includes IoT prototyping boards, a software radio, eSIM stacks in different form factors, and a GSMA subscription management platform connected to IoT clouds. It supports Local Provisioning Agent configurations and eSIM form factors to enable fast prototyping and deployment of IoT devices using eSIM.
Programmable SIM cards, SoftSIMs and eSIMsGerry O'Prey
Dynamic SIMs will change the mobile industry this year. This presentation describes the differences between the 3 kinds of dynamic SIM, programmable SIM card, SoftSIM and eSIM
Developing Smart Card Web Server ApplicationsCellnetrix
The document discusses smart card web server (SCWS) technology and its applications from a developer perspective. SCWS allows smart cards to function as web servers and offer dynamic content through servlets. It faces challenges such as a lack of supporting mobile devices and interoperability issues. The company Cellnetrix develops SCWS software and services to help make wireless mobility more secure.
Cellnetrix is an independent developer of high-security embedded solutions located in Moscow, Russia that has developed CellSIM OS, a smart card operating system targeted for universal subscriber identity modules. Since 2006, Cellnetrix implements software on hardware platforms and delivers CellSIM OS and develops secure applications. It offers technology and product licensing, as well as outsourcing services like testing, application development, and tools to increase productivity for smart card development. Cellnetrix's main development center is located in Zelenograd near Moscow.
eSIM for consumers - a game changer in mobile telecommunicationsGerry O'Prey
E-SIM technology uses reprogrammable SIMs embedded in devices rather than removable SIM cards, allowing for dynamic network selection. This could disrupt the mobile industry by changing distribution channels and operator relationships with consumers. The GSMA is working to develop standards to facilitate the adoption of e-SIMs. Widespread adoption of e-SIMs may lead to new business models like dynamic network brokering or social media-based calling over WiFi and mobile networks using e-SIM functionality.
AIS 140 provides standardization for intelligent transportation systems in India to improve safety and security. eSIM is required to comply with AIS 140 standards because it allows for easy programming of mobile devices and trackers used in transportation networks. eSIM makes devices smaller and more economical since they don't require a SIM slot, and provides greater security since the SIM cannot be tampered with. eSIM also enables the use of multiple SIMs in a single device to support different tracking and monitoring functions. This allows transportation to be more flexible, personalized and securely connected across different modes of transport.
Remote SIM Provisioning - MVNOs World Congress – April 2016The GSMA
1) The document introduces a new type of SIM card called an e-SIM that can remotely provision connectivity to a wide range of connected devices without needing a physical SIM card.
2) It describes the GSMA initiative to develop a single global remote SIM specification to avoid fragmentation and maintain security while allowing one subscription to connect multiple devices.
3) The key benefits are seen as giving users more choice of connectable devices, maintaining customer freedom to use any operator on any device, and putting consumers in control of remotely managing their subscriptions.
Karl J. Weaver 魏卡爾 presented on the TEE + uSIM/eSIM and Dual Roots of Trust at the 3rd Annual eSIM Technology and Innovation Summit in Beijing on May 30. 第三届eSIM技术与创新峰会,5月30日在北京新世纪日航饭店。魏卡尔讨论到eSM/eUICC内置电信卡加TEE 可信执行环境的双可信跟。
The document discusses an IoT eSIM test bed for fast prototyping of IoT devices using GSMA eSIM. It provides an overview of the IoT market trends of growing connected devices and the dominance of eSIM. The test bed architecture includes IoT prototyping boards, a software radio, eSIM stacks in different form factors, and a GSMA subscription management platform connected to IoT clouds. It supports Local Provisioning Agent configurations and eSIM form factors to enable fast prototyping and deployment of IoT devices using eSIM.
Programmable SIM cards, SoftSIMs and eSIMsGerry O'Prey
Dynamic SIMs will change the mobile industry this year. This presentation describes the differences between the 3 kinds of dynamic SIM, programmable SIM card, SoftSIM and eSIM
Developing Smart Card Web Server ApplicationsCellnetrix
The document discusses smart card web server (SCWS) technology and its applications from a developer perspective. SCWS allows smart cards to function as web servers and offer dynamic content through servlets. It faces challenges such as a lack of supporting mobile devices and interoperability issues. The company Cellnetrix develops SCWS software and services to help make wireless mobility more secure.
Cellnetrix is an independent developer of high-security embedded solutions located in Moscow, Russia that has developed CellSIM OS, a smart card operating system targeted for universal subscriber identity modules. Since 2006, Cellnetrix implements software on hardware platforms and delivers CellSIM OS and develops secure applications. It offers technology and product licensing, as well as outsourcing services like testing, application development, and tools to increase productivity for smart card development. Cellnetrix's main development center is located in Zelenograd near Moscow.
eSIM for consumers - a game changer in mobile telecommunicationsGerry O'Prey
E-SIM technology uses reprogrammable SIMs embedded in devices rather than removable SIM cards, allowing for dynamic network selection. This could disrupt the mobile industry by changing distribution channels and operator relationships with consumers. The GSMA is working to develop standards to facilitate the adoption of e-SIMs. Widespread adoption of e-SIMs may lead to new business models like dynamic network brokering or social media-based calling over WiFi and mobile networks using e-SIM functionality.
AIS 140 provides standardization for intelligent transportation systems in India to improve safety and security. eSIM is required to comply with AIS 140 standards because it allows for easy programming of mobile devices and trackers used in transportation networks. eSIM makes devices smaller and more economical since they don't require a SIM slot, and provides greater security since the SIM cannot be tampered with. eSIM also enables the use of multiple SIMs in a single device to support different tracking and monitoring functions. This allows transportation to be more flexible, personalized and securely connected across different modes of transport.
Remote SIM Provisioning - MVNOs World Congress – April 2016The GSMA
1) The document introduces a new type of SIM card called an e-SIM that can remotely provision connectivity to a wide range of connected devices without needing a physical SIM card.
2) It describes the GSMA initiative to develop a single global remote SIM specification to avoid fragmentation and maintain security while allowing one subscription to connect multiple devices.
3) The key benefits are seen as giving users more choice of connectable devices, maintaining customer freedom to use any operator on any device, and putting consumers in control of remotely managing their subscriptions.
The document summarizes the evolution of SIM card technology, from physical SIM cards to e-SIM technology. It discusses how early SIM cards were introduced in 2012 and included in smartphones starting in 2017. It then provides details on e-SIM technology, how it embeds the SIM card directly into devices rather than using removable plastic cards. The document outlines the key components of e-SIM including the embedded chip and over-the-air software updates that allow switching carriers without changing the physical SIM card. It discusses the benefits of e-SIM such as ease of use and size reduction compared to physical cards.
Learnings of how to simplifying io t solutions and securing business valueDan Mårtensson
Sierra Wireless presentation from M2M Forum April 2015 covering:
- Key learnings and recommendations from IoT projects
- Tips on how to simplify IoT implementations and securing business value
- Customer references
Creating a Truly Global Connectivity Solution - Is It Even Possible?Dan Mårtensson
This document discusses the challenges automotive OEMs face in achieving truly global connectivity solutions for connected vehicles. It outlines Sierra Wireless' end-to-end solution that includes a smart SIM, IoT cloud platform, and connectivity management to provide flexible, reliable connectivity worldwide. This solution allows OEMs to use a single SIM and provider while gaining coverage through Sierra Wireless' global MNO partnerships. It simplifies operations and gives flexibility to change connectivity providers without hardware changes.
Understand how optimized connectivity improves IoT ROIDan Mårtensson
Presentation from www.iot-now.com webinar on the 19th of May 2016.
The Internet of Things (IoT) will transform your business by providing business insight, improving business process and connecting you to your customers. But how do you truly measure your IoT connectivity initiatives?
During this webinar, you will learn about:
Trends and key learnings in evaluating IoT initiatives
Understanding the goals, key metrics and ROI of a connected program
Quantifying the ROI for IoT initiatives using real-world customer results
How choosing the right SIM – built for machines, not people – can help deliver a better ROI
The document discusses SIM cards, including their history and technology. Some key points:
- SIM cards were first produced in 1991 and allow users to switch phones without re-registering. They contain identification information and network authentication data.
- SIM card sizes have decreased over time from mini to micro to nano. Standards like GSM and CDMA use different SIM card technologies.
- SIM cards allow flexibility for prepaid or postpaid service plans. A survey found that most users prefer Airtel network and prepaid plans.
This document summarizes security in cellular systems, including GSM and UMTS. It covers security goals, elements of security like authentication and encryption protocols, algorithmic background of techniques like AKA, flaws in early GSM security and solutions in later standards, and challenges in implementation security across networks.
This basic presentation / video looks at SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card, its evolution and what is the relation between SIM and UICC (Universal Integrated Circuit Card). It also explains different form factors like 2FF, 3FF, 4FF and MFF2 and UICC contents briefly.
Finally, we look at embedded SIM (eSIM), integrated SIM (iSIM), eUICC Profiles and profile switching via remote provisioning functions.
All our #3G4G5G slides and videos are available at:
Videos: https://www.youtube.com/3G4G5G
Slides: https://www.slideshare.net/3G4GLtd
5G Page: https://www.3g4g.co.uk/5G/
Free TrainingVideos: https://www.3g4g.co.uk/Training/
Developer Day 2014 - 2 - philippe guillemette - sierra wireless device to clo...Thibault Cantegrel
Sierra Wireless is a global leader in M2M devices and cloud services, with 925 employees worldwide serving customers in over 130 countries. As the top provider of embedded modules and cloud-managed gateways and modems, Sierra Wireless has shipped over 80 million M2M devices to date. However, the complexity of M2M deployments and offerings has constrained market growth. Sierra Wireless addresses this with its Device-to-Cloud solution, which provides an easy-to-use, scalable, and secure platform integrating intelligent devices with cloud services to power customers' M2M applications and simplify operations.
What is the GSMA OneAPI Gateway?
A platform allowing application developers to access the SMS, Location and Billing APIs.
- Connects the 3 major Canadian carriers (Rogers, Bell, TELUS) with OneAPI and access to 93% of Canadian mobile subscribers.
- A single implementation of your app works across all carriers - better services for less work
The document discusses how small businesses are adopting new IT trends like high-speed internet, cloud applications, and more devices which require more advanced network security solutions. It introduces the Cyberoam NG series appliances as a future-ready security solution for small businesses that offers enterprise-grade security and gigabit network speeds to protect these modernizing networks. The NG series provides high firewall throughput, powerful hardware, flexible port options, and new security features in an affordable appliance designed for small businesses.
This document discusses technology challenges in mobile payments. It begins by classifying mobile payments based on value, charging method, location, and validation of tokens exchanged. It then discusses enabling mobile technologies like user interfaces, platforms, security, and transport layers. The document outlines several technology challenges including those at the device level, application level, communication level, user level, security level, standards level, and consolidation level. It provides examples of some of these challenges. Finally, it discusses some innovative mobile payment solutions developed in India and provides an overview of a mobile ad-hoc network ecosystem used to enable financial inclusion through mobile payments.
Topics covered in this presentation:
Abbreviations
Types of Cards
SIM Card Memory Architecture
RUM-Classifications
NV Vs RUIM
PRL
USIM
UICC Vs ICC
Kevin Yee, chair of MIPI Marketing Steering Group, and Ian Smith, MIPI technical content manager and author of the MIPI Alliance IoT White Paper, explain the advantages of using MIPI specifications within IoT devices and provide an overview of the MIPI specifications that are most relevant to the IoT market.
Jrsys is a mobile and cloud security provider that offers various authentication and encryption solutions including mobile one-time passwords, digital signatures for secure email, SMS, VOIP and PDFs. They have won top prizes for security and been recognized for their innovative mobile finance solutions. Jrsys holds patents for their OTP, encryption, and payment technologies.
The document describes the Electric Guard Dog, an electrified perimeter security system provided by Sentry Security Systems. It incorporates a physical barrier, electric deterrent, and alarm system. Installation includes a site-specific, free-standing system installed by trained crews. Customers receive 36 months of protection with no hidden charges, as Sentry owns and maintains the systems and carries liability. The system includes alarm monitoring, nationwide technical support, and service.
- Mobile technology has potential to disrupt industries like medical, robotics, and logistics by 2020 as its use expands beyond consumers.
- A mobile computer-on-module standard could help solve issues like short product lifetimes by enabling customization and multi-vendor sourcing for embedded applications.
- MIPI interfaces are well-suited for mobile COMs, addressing connectivity, multimedia, storage and control, while proposed additions could provide high-performance capabilities.
MIR3 is a privately held company with approximately 100 employees that provides intelligent notification software. Their platform allows organizations to easily send important messages to people on multiple devices. Some key clients include Fortune 100 companies and government departments. MIR3 offers flexible deployment options and has proven reliability for mission-critical notification in industries such as healthcare, transportation, and utilities.
This document provides an overview of CradlePoint's mobile broadband router products and managed services. It describes the value of CradlePoint in bridging the gap between wireless networks and over 1 billion WiFi devices. It then outlines several of CradlePoint's router products, including the MBR1200 and CBA250, and its WiPipe Central managed services platform for remote management of devices.
The document discusses secure elements in mobile phones which provide security and confidentiality for mobile transactions. A secure element is isolated in the phone's operating system and hardware, and can only be accessed by authorized programs after entering a PIN. Current implementations of secure elements include being embedded in phones, located on SIM cards, or using removable secure element cards. The document proposes solutions for incorporating secure elements in phone memory, SIM cards, or external SD cards to enable encrypted transactions using protocols like NFC, SMS, and HTTPS.
Rivetz Intl is introducing the RvT cybersecurity token to improve security for decentralized systems. The token will utilize trusted execution environments and blockchain to enable multifactor authentication, policy-controlled spending, and real-time verification of device integrity. This will provide improved privacy, proof of security controls, and automated settlement for utilities. Rivetz aims to connect trusted execution capabilities to applications through a marketplace and identity network, and grow an ecosystem of services and devices secured by the RvT token over time.
Security As A Service In Cloud(SECaaS)أحلام انصارى
This document discusses security as a service (SECaaS) in cloud computing. It begins by explaining other common cloud service models like SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, and STaaS. It then defines SECaaS as a business model where large service providers integrate security services like authentication, antivirus, intrusion detection, and security event management into a corporate infrastructure on a subscription basis. The document lists the top 10 cloud service providers and reasons why cloud-based security is required. It outlines common areas covered by SECaaS like identity and access management, data loss prevention, and network security. Finally, it provides examples of specific SECaaS products and services offered by vendors.
The document summarizes the evolution of SIM card technology, from physical SIM cards to e-SIM technology. It discusses how early SIM cards were introduced in 2012 and included in smartphones starting in 2017. It then provides details on e-SIM technology, how it embeds the SIM card directly into devices rather than using removable plastic cards. The document outlines the key components of e-SIM including the embedded chip and over-the-air software updates that allow switching carriers without changing the physical SIM card. It discusses the benefits of e-SIM such as ease of use and size reduction compared to physical cards.
Learnings of how to simplifying io t solutions and securing business valueDan Mårtensson
Sierra Wireless presentation from M2M Forum April 2015 covering:
- Key learnings and recommendations from IoT projects
- Tips on how to simplify IoT implementations and securing business value
- Customer references
Creating a Truly Global Connectivity Solution - Is It Even Possible?Dan Mårtensson
This document discusses the challenges automotive OEMs face in achieving truly global connectivity solutions for connected vehicles. It outlines Sierra Wireless' end-to-end solution that includes a smart SIM, IoT cloud platform, and connectivity management to provide flexible, reliable connectivity worldwide. This solution allows OEMs to use a single SIM and provider while gaining coverage through Sierra Wireless' global MNO partnerships. It simplifies operations and gives flexibility to change connectivity providers without hardware changes.
Understand how optimized connectivity improves IoT ROIDan Mårtensson
Presentation from www.iot-now.com webinar on the 19th of May 2016.
The Internet of Things (IoT) will transform your business by providing business insight, improving business process and connecting you to your customers. But how do you truly measure your IoT connectivity initiatives?
During this webinar, you will learn about:
Trends and key learnings in evaluating IoT initiatives
Understanding the goals, key metrics and ROI of a connected program
Quantifying the ROI for IoT initiatives using real-world customer results
How choosing the right SIM – built for machines, not people – can help deliver a better ROI
The document discusses SIM cards, including their history and technology. Some key points:
- SIM cards were first produced in 1991 and allow users to switch phones without re-registering. They contain identification information and network authentication data.
- SIM card sizes have decreased over time from mini to micro to nano. Standards like GSM and CDMA use different SIM card technologies.
- SIM cards allow flexibility for prepaid or postpaid service plans. A survey found that most users prefer Airtel network and prepaid plans.
This document summarizes security in cellular systems, including GSM and UMTS. It covers security goals, elements of security like authentication and encryption protocols, algorithmic background of techniques like AKA, flaws in early GSM security and solutions in later standards, and challenges in implementation security across networks.
This basic presentation / video looks at SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card, its evolution and what is the relation between SIM and UICC (Universal Integrated Circuit Card). It also explains different form factors like 2FF, 3FF, 4FF and MFF2 and UICC contents briefly.
Finally, we look at embedded SIM (eSIM), integrated SIM (iSIM), eUICC Profiles and profile switching via remote provisioning functions.
All our #3G4G5G slides and videos are available at:
Videos: https://www.youtube.com/3G4G5G
Slides: https://www.slideshare.net/3G4GLtd
5G Page: https://www.3g4g.co.uk/5G/
Free TrainingVideos: https://www.3g4g.co.uk/Training/
Developer Day 2014 - 2 - philippe guillemette - sierra wireless device to clo...Thibault Cantegrel
Sierra Wireless is a global leader in M2M devices and cloud services, with 925 employees worldwide serving customers in over 130 countries. As the top provider of embedded modules and cloud-managed gateways and modems, Sierra Wireless has shipped over 80 million M2M devices to date. However, the complexity of M2M deployments and offerings has constrained market growth. Sierra Wireless addresses this with its Device-to-Cloud solution, which provides an easy-to-use, scalable, and secure platform integrating intelligent devices with cloud services to power customers' M2M applications and simplify operations.
What is the GSMA OneAPI Gateway?
A platform allowing application developers to access the SMS, Location and Billing APIs.
- Connects the 3 major Canadian carriers (Rogers, Bell, TELUS) with OneAPI and access to 93% of Canadian mobile subscribers.
- A single implementation of your app works across all carriers - better services for less work
The document discusses how small businesses are adopting new IT trends like high-speed internet, cloud applications, and more devices which require more advanced network security solutions. It introduces the Cyberoam NG series appliances as a future-ready security solution for small businesses that offers enterprise-grade security and gigabit network speeds to protect these modernizing networks. The NG series provides high firewall throughput, powerful hardware, flexible port options, and new security features in an affordable appliance designed for small businesses.
This document discusses technology challenges in mobile payments. It begins by classifying mobile payments based on value, charging method, location, and validation of tokens exchanged. It then discusses enabling mobile technologies like user interfaces, platforms, security, and transport layers. The document outlines several technology challenges including those at the device level, application level, communication level, user level, security level, standards level, and consolidation level. It provides examples of some of these challenges. Finally, it discusses some innovative mobile payment solutions developed in India and provides an overview of a mobile ad-hoc network ecosystem used to enable financial inclusion through mobile payments.
Topics covered in this presentation:
Abbreviations
Types of Cards
SIM Card Memory Architecture
RUM-Classifications
NV Vs RUIM
PRL
USIM
UICC Vs ICC
Kevin Yee, chair of MIPI Marketing Steering Group, and Ian Smith, MIPI technical content manager and author of the MIPI Alliance IoT White Paper, explain the advantages of using MIPI specifications within IoT devices and provide an overview of the MIPI specifications that are most relevant to the IoT market.
Jrsys is a mobile and cloud security provider that offers various authentication and encryption solutions including mobile one-time passwords, digital signatures for secure email, SMS, VOIP and PDFs. They have won top prizes for security and been recognized for their innovative mobile finance solutions. Jrsys holds patents for their OTP, encryption, and payment technologies.
The document describes the Electric Guard Dog, an electrified perimeter security system provided by Sentry Security Systems. It incorporates a physical barrier, electric deterrent, and alarm system. Installation includes a site-specific, free-standing system installed by trained crews. Customers receive 36 months of protection with no hidden charges, as Sentry owns and maintains the systems and carries liability. The system includes alarm monitoring, nationwide technical support, and service.
- Mobile technology has potential to disrupt industries like medical, robotics, and logistics by 2020 as its use expands beyond consumers.
- A mobile computer-on-module standard could help solve issues like short product lifetimes by enabling customization and multi-vendor sourcing for embedded applications.
- MIPI interfaces are well-suited for mobile COMs, addressing connectivity, multimedia, storage and control, while proposed additions could provide high-performance capabilities.
MIR3 is a privately held company with approximately 100 employees that provides intelligent notification software. Their platform allows organizations to easily send important messages to people on multiple devices. Some key clients include Fortune 100 companies and government departments. MIR3 offers flexible deployment options and has proven reliability for mission-critical notification in industries such as healthcare, transportation, and utilities.
This document provides an overview of CradlePoint's mobile broadband router products and managed services. It describes the value of CradlePoint in bridging the gap between wireless networks and over 1 billion WiFi devices. It then outlines several of CradlePoint's router products, including the MBR1200 and CBA250, and its WiPipe Central managed services platform for remote management of devices.
The document discusses secure elements in mobile phones which provide security and confidentiality for mobile transactions. A secure element is isolated in the phone's operating system and hardware, and can only be accessed by authorized programs after entering a PIN. Current implementations of secure elements include being embedded in phones, located on SIM cards, or using removable secure element cards. The document proposes solutions for incorporating secure elements in phone memory, SIM cards, or external SD cards to enable encrypted transactions using protocols like NFC, SMS, and HTTPS.
Rivetz Intl is introducing the RvT cybersecurity token to improve security for decentralized systems. The token will utilize trusted execution environments and blockchain to enable multifactor authentication, policy-controlled spending, and real-time verification of device integrity. This will provide improved privacy, proof of security controls, and automated settlement for utilities. Rivetz aims to connect trusted execution capabilities to applications through a marketplace and identity network, and grow an ecosystem of services and devices secured by the RvT token over time.
Security As A Service In Cloud(SECaaS)أحلام انصارى
This document discusses security as a service (SECaaS) in cloud computing. It begins by explaining other common cloud service models like SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, and STaaS. It then defines SECaaS as a business model where large service providers integrate security services like authentication, antivirus, intrusion detection, and security event management into a corporate infrastructure on a subscription basis. The document lists the top 10 cloud service providers and reasons why cloud-based security is required. It outlines common areas covered by SECaaS like identity and access management, data loss prevention, and network security. Finally, it provides examples of specific SECaaS products and services offered by vendors.
Developing Interoperable Components for an Open IoT Foundation Eurotech
In this presentation Eurotech and Red Hat present Kapua, a modular cloud platform that provides management for Internet of Things (IoT) gateways and smart edge devices. It represents a key milestone towards the development of a truly open, end-to-end foundation for IoT and its ecosystem of partners and solutions. Kapua provides a core integration framework with services for device registry, data and device management, message routing, and applications.
This document discusses security considerations for M2M and IoT systems. It notes that security must be implemented holistically across the entire architecture, including at the device, communication, and application layers. PKI is recommended for authentication. The document outlines various threats and motivations for attackers. It then describes Eurotech's Everyware IoT security elements, which include X.509 certificate management, encrypted and authenticated messaging using MQTT, tenant segregation, secure access to interfaces and consoles, a secure execution environment on devices and platforms, and remote management using VPN. Auditing and penetration testing are also performed.
JET Technology Labs White Paper for Virtualized Security and Encryption Techn...amber724300
VSE (Virtualized Security and Encryption) technology leverages Trusted Execution Environments and encryption to provide scalable, cost-efficient security solutions for organizations. It reduces costs compared to traditional hardware-based systems by not requiring dedicated equipment. VSE also enables advanced services like zero-trust networking and cloud-native security. JET Technology Labs has developed a VSE framework incorporating their high-performance cryptographic library to address limitations of existing solutions and provide defense against various attacks. This framework can benefit both private sector organizations and government agencies.
Cloud and Virtualization gives you agility and efficiency to instantly roll out new services and expand your infrastructure. But the lack of physical control, or defined entrance and egress points, bring a whole host of cloud security issues – data co-mingling, privileged user abuse, snapshots and backups, data deletion, data leakage, geographic regulatory requirements, cloud super-admins, and many more. Fortunately, experts agree that encryption is the unifying cloud security control, allowing you protect, control and maintain the trust. Gemalto’s proven encryption and enterprise key management solutions turn any cloud environment into a trusted and compliant environment by solving the critical challenges of data governance, control, and ownership - no matter where you store your data.
Andrew Watts-Curnow, Solutions Architect, Amazon Web Services, ASEAN
Sheung Chi Ng, Senior Security Consulting Manager, Identity and Data Protection (IDP), APAC, Gemalto (Formerly SafeNet)
The document discusses the concept of trust in cloud computing and introduces Harris Corporation's Trusted Enterprise Cloud solution. The summary provides:
1) Harris Corporation has developed the industry's first enterprise-grade, high-assurance cloud computing solution called the Trusted Enterprise Cloud.
2) The Trusted Enterprise Cloud uses trust enablement technology to provide unprecedented visibility and control over infrastructure through continuous monitoring of quality of service elements.
3) The solution is delivered through a combination of Harris' dedicated facilities, partnerships, and trust enablement capabilities to deliver a secure cloud environment tailored to customers' unique needs and compliance requirements.
Creating Provable Cybersecurity with Blockchain and Trusted ComputingRivetz
Rivetz CEO Steven Sprague explains how hardware-based trusted computing, combined with blockchain enables you to create an immutable, accurate record of everything you do. Blockchain alone creates the immutable record; trusted computing ensures what's being recorded is what was supposed to be recorded.
Symposium on Securing the IoT - Security is the future of IoT - mbedAustin Blackstone
Arm's solution aims to secure IoTs from device to cloud with Mbed OS and Pelion Device Management. Key elements include:
1) Mbed TLS for communication security with SSL/TLS and X.509 certificates.
2) Mbed OS and its PSA-compliant security components for device security with trusted boot, storage and cryptography.
3) Pelion Device Management for lifecycle security through provisioning, updates and management of devices over their lifetime from manufacturing to end-of-life.
Delivering a New Architecture for Security: Blockchain + Trusted ComputingRivetz
Rivetz aims to deliver a new architecture for security by combining blockchain and trusted computing technologies. This will allow instructions executed on devices to be provably secure through the use of a trusted execution environment (TEE) isolated from the main operating system. Rivetz tokens (RvT) can enable multifactor authentication, policy-controlled spending, and automated compliance for utilities through the verification of a device's integrity at the transaction level. The goal is to provide on-demand security controls for machines that are assured through attestation and recorded on the blockchain.
The document discusses WISeKey's end-to-end security framework for IoT devices and data. It provides cryptographic root keys and digital certificates to protect IoT devices and their data through authentication, confidentiality and integrity. WISeKey's solutions include VaultIC tamper-resistant chips embedded in devices, as well as a Certificate Management System and security broker that manage the lifecycle of device certificates signed by WISeKey's Certificate Authority rooted to the Swiss-based OISTE root of trust. This framework is designed to securely connect IoT devices to networks and platforms.
Provable Device Cybersecurity in Blockchain TransactionsRivetz
This document discusses how blockchain transactions can be made more secure through the use of device identity rooted in hardware. Keys are generated and stored in a trusted execution environment isolated from the main operating system. Key properties like being non-migratable or migratable can be enforced. Attestations about the device and keys can be recorded on the blockchain to prove the integrity and security of keys being used. This allows applications to achieve a higher level of trust for transactions by authenticating users through their devices rather than passwords.
This document discusses building trust and compliance in cloud environments. It covers hardware and software building blocks like Intel TXT and Linux/KVM that can establish a root of trust from the hardware level. It then discusses how open source projects like OpenCIT can provide visibility into platform trust and enforce compliance. Example reference architectures are provided using solutions from Intel, Red Hat, HyTrust and others. The presentation concludes with a demo of security scanning and OpenCIT capabilities.
Sfa community of practice a natural way of buildingChuck Speicher
A community of practice is natural way of building something through intuitive learning exercises ( lean development methodology) that people lack the knowledge to accomplish on their own.
These barriers to enabling new markets have always existed from ancient times to present day. The "community of practice" bridges technology processes and people to naturally solve what people need to know and learn quickly.
The document introduces Augmate's wearable device management platform. It allows enterprises to securely manage fleets of VR and wearable devices. Some key features include remote application deployment, device locking, policy management, and real-time battery monitoring. It discusses use cases across various industries and Augmate's competitive advantages over other MDM solutions in supporting wearable devices.
EMEA ENTERPRISE IT SOLUTIONS AND SECURITY SERVICES PROFILE.PDFFaleh M.
EMEA is an IT solutions company based in Qatar that was founded in 2002. It provides services across various sectors including education, telecom, and health. EMEA has developed strategic partnerships with leading technology companies and offers a range of IT solutions including security systems, network infrastructure, backup and disaster recovery, fiber optics, and telecom solutions. It aims to help clients realize the potential of new technologies and maintain its position as an equal opportunity employer committed to training and developing its employees.
Cybersecurity | Meta Networks: Software defined perimeter platformVertex Holdings
In this installment of our 9-part series, we feature our portfolio company, Meta Networks, a cybersecurity startup that leverages the cloud to build a global, zero-trust network that is agile and scalable for the way business is done today. Meta Networks was recently acquired by Proofpoint for USD 120M.
Mobilize employees with the cisco mobile workspace solutionCisco Mobility
A mobile workspace provides consistent, seamless and secure mobile access to applications, content and communications on any user or corporate device, anywhere.
Learn more: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/enterprise-networks/mobile-workspace-solution/index.html
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Rivetz - A blockchain smartphone's secret sauce
1. Rivetz – A Block Chain Smartphone’s
Secret Sauce
Provable Cybersecurity with Block Chain
and Trusted Computing
Karl J. Weaver 魏卡爾
2. What is Rivetz Security Architecture all about?
• Rivetz Developer Tools – already built for TEE usage with ARM’s Trustzone and
all Global Platform compliant secure architectures.
• Rivetz delivers 3rd party digital asset protection services for multiple assets,
including a user’s bitcoin wallet with backup/restore, authentication services
across devices.
• We are pioneering the concept of Dual independent Roots of Trust per mobile
device with dual private key verification, authentication, attestation and
encryption processes utilizing our Rivetz Trusted Applications combining the
TEE and uSIM/eSIM security.
• We will Ensure the quality of your transactions, and help manage your assets
across your collection of Smart & Connected Mobile Devices
3. eUICC OS designed, embedded into Device Hardware
eUICC OS directly
embedded into
baseband chip, like
Qualcomm SPU, like
inSE
eSIM OS embedded
into M2M eUICC card
eSIM OS embedded into
eUICC SIM Module(MFF2)
UICC OS soft SIM
embedded into the TEE
+ ARM Trustzone
eSIM OS as soft
SIM using TEE to
port into ARM
Trustzone for
Tamper Resistant
Security
The term iUICC is a
new term for
embedding an
eUICC directly into
a mobile Apps
Processor chip in a
security container
NFC Controller chip
CLF with embedded
SE & eSIM Plug-in
Virtual
4. The Rivetz
Network
Registry &
Notary
Services
Collections
Management
Attestation &
Policy
Control
Confirm
Services
Migration
&
Recovery
Digital Asset
Management
Digital
Asset
Escrow
Threat
Detection and
Remediation
Identity
Services
Rivetz
Registrar
Utility Token
Services
Cyber
Deadbolt
Social Security
These are all the services that the
Rivetz toolkit natively supports.
Rivetz registrar is the TAM for all the
Rivetz network, trusted services
manager, trusted application
manager,
We want to put 3rd party services like
someone’s bitcoin wallet to help
backup/restore, authentication
services across devices,
5. • The Rivetz Toolkit is the collection of software, documentation, and support
which allows access to the Rivetz Network in mobile, desktop, and IoT
applications
• The Rivetz Toolkit enables trusted processing for device applications
• A special combination of hardware/firmware/software is used to create a protected environment for the
storage and use of hardened digital assets
• Access, Usage, and Recovery policies can be individually applied to these assets
• The V1.0 Rivetz Toolkit enables access to the Rivetz Registrar and the Rivetz Network Attestor
• Device Registration
• Service Provider Registration
• HDAs with {Policy}
• Device quality (health) metrics can be collected
• Changes to the device state can deny access to sensitive material
• Permits immutable device Wellness information to be recorded on the blockchain, alongside the actual
transaction
Rivetz Corp Developer Tool Kit
6. Decentralized Security
• Enabling a new model of shared control
• Reduce single points of failure
• Increase systems trust
• Enable new control models
• Reduce single vendor risk for critical systems
7. Introducing Dual Roots of trust
• An application for Sim / eSIM/eUICC and TEE
• Tee + eSIM provide advanced encryption and authentication
• Dual supply chains for key management
• Isolated roots of trust
• Bi-directional attestation
8.
9. Shared control
• Trusted App in TEE
• Provides full attestation and key
management
• Provisioned through device enabled
trust network
• Applet in SIM/Esim
• Provides full attestation and key
management
• Provisioned through MNO trust
network
TEE
Rivet TA
Device Application
½ secret
APPLET
Rivetz
Applet
½ secret
SIM/UICC
APPLET
eSIM/eUICC
½ secret
10. TEE& uSIM/eSIM opportunitiesShared control
• Trusted App in TEE
• Provides full attestation and key
management
• Provisioned through device enabled
trust network
• Applet in SIM/Esim
• Provides full attestation and key
management
• Provisioned through MNO trust
network
TEE
Rivet TA
Device Application
½ secret
APPLET
Rivetz
Applet
½ secret
SIM/UICC
APPLET
eSIM/eUICC
½ secret
11. Decentralized Security applications
• State of the art protection for
• Identity
• Blockchain applications
• Messaging
• IoT
• Enterprise
• Multiple trust authorities assure provable trust
• Enable strong GDPR controls
• Dramatically reduce the risk of supply chain failure
• Achieve higher assurance and certification levels
12. Blockchain delivered controls
• Enable decentralized controls for multiple
service providers
• Enable Supply chain reference measurements
• Enhance application operations and controls
• Reduce MNO Risk exposure
• Deliver new revenue streams and use cases
• Assured logging and controls from multiple
services and trust systems
13. The Rivetz Network provides:
• Device and Service Provider Registration
• Device Identity and Device Collections
• Hardened Digital Asset Protection
• Transaction Ledgering & Notary
• Device Health/Wellness
• Threat Detection and Remediation
• HDA backup/recovery/migration
• HDA escrow
The Rivetz Network intends to support a variety of trustworthy execution
technologies in the support of Hardened Digital Asset management:
• GP Compliant Trusted Execution Environments (TEE)
• Intel Software Guard Extensions (SGX)
• AMD Secure Encrypted Virtualization (SEV)
• Subscriber Identity Modules (SIM)
• Secure Elements (SE)
• Secure OS (Integrity, LynxSecure, etc)
• Software Obfuscation
• other native platform enclaves
The Rivetz Network offers a variety of RvT (token) usage models:
• Per Event
• Per Device
• Per Collection
• Per Enterprise
The Rivetz Network
APPLET
SIM/UICC
Secure
Element
14. Telefónica & Rivetz Collaborate on
Decentralized Security for Mobile Users
• RICHMOND, Mass., May 10, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Rivetz
Corp. and Telefónica today announced an agreement to
collaborate on the development of advanced mobile security
protocols for blockchain transactions and messaging. The
solution expects to leverage dual encryption, supporting
both the Trusted Execution Environment embedded by
multiple device manufacturers and the advanced encryption
on SIMs deployed by Telefónica.
• Rivetz Corp – www.rivetz.com
15. Karl J. Weaver 魏卡爾
OEM Biz Dev Director - China/Asia-Pacific Region
Rivetz Corp www.rivetz.com 电子邮件 : kweaver@rivetz.com 微信手机号码: +1-425-647-9315
Karl J. Weaver is a wireless and mobile device ecosystem specialist in the Smart Card sector of the wireless industry.
Karl is China/Asia-Pacific Business Development Director for Rivetz Corp to provide embedded mobile device
security of Smartphones for the Block Chain using Rivetz developer tools for the TEE. He recently worked as OEM
Biz Dev Director at ARM /Simulity Labs for design-in of eSIM and iSIM for On-Demand Connectivity (RSP) solutions
for IoT, M2M and Wearables smart and connected device manufacturers. Simulity was bought by ARM last July,
2017. Karl also spent 5 years working in China for Gemalto (and Trustonic) as Rainmaker for design in of embedded
Mobile NFC Payments & TEE security technologies to the OEM Smartphone/Tablet PC ecosystem. He is a Globally-
trained, bilingual Mandarin Chinese speaking senior mobility executive with vast experience selling wireless &
mobile device technologies from both sides of the Pacific Rim to the global OEM/ODM handset/tablet PC ecosystem
supply chain. He possess a B.S degree in Business Management from Salve Regina University, Certification in
Mandarin Chinese Language, Customs and Culture from National Taiwan Normal University – Mandarin Training
Center and Certification in Broadband wireless communications from University of Washington (Seattle). Many
presentations on Smartphone technologies can be viewed on You Tube, Youku and Tudou video streaming web sites
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