Executive Summary
Orange is, and wants to remain a trustworthy operator for its customers and end users.
The world of IoT opens up the market to a myriad of objects with technologies, designs and purposes that are so heterogeneous that the network operator cannot be in a position to fully control all the devices. It is necessary to have a minimum of guarantees about the security of the device by itself, regardless of the network it will be attached to.
Within Orange, we believe that the robustness and resilience of digitalized activities relying on connected products are critical topics for both Industry and Consumers.
The future of IoT depends on a secure end-to-end ecosystem
In an environment where cybersecurity threats are on the rise, building trust with the end user is becoming crucial to the societal and commercial success of the Internet of Things. This can be achieved by designing secure IoT solutions that respect users’ data and privacy.
Connectivity, protocols, security and IoT needs a compass to find a path
In Internet of Things, one size does not fit all: to answer multiple needs and use case constraints – data volume, latency, battery consumption, interoperability, security and much more – technologies have been developed in consequence. The transport of data between devices and platforms involves a wide techno-diversity: radio connectivities, protocols and security mechanisms.