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How NXP, Microsoft and Volansys Enable Secure, Zero-Touch Provisioning in IoT Deployments

How NXP, Microsoft and Volansys Enable Secure, Zero-Touch Provisioning in IoT Deployments

About This Training

The Internet of Things (IoT) is an everyday reality. From smart cities, industries, homes and more – today’s IoT is all around us. Along with the trend of connecting things to the cloud and to each other, new security threats are emerging, making security critical to the growing market for IoT-enabled devices. At NXP, we believe that strong security should be easy to deploy.

Through our collaboration with Microsoft and Volansys, we are enabling IoT devices with strong security mechanisms to protect device onboarding and credential maintenance, making device management significantly simpler and minimizing risk.

In this session, you get familiar with Microsoft Zero-Touch Provisioning blueprint, the NXP’s EdgeLock SE050 secure element and the EdgeLock 2GO service. During a live demo, you experience how our partner Volansys has integrated these components to securely connect the Centauri, its industrial IoT gateway, to the Microsoft Azure services and minimize the integration effort for its customers.

Presentation

How NXP, Microsoft and Volansys Enable Secure, Zero-Touch Provisioning in IoT Deployments

Presented by

Julien Delplancke
Senior Product Manager, NXP Semiconductors
Eustace Asanghanwa
Principal Program Manager, Microsoft
Dhruvesh Patel
Chief Technology Officer, Volansys

DURATION

54 min

LANGUAGE

English

SKILL LEVEL

Intermediate

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