SIMs, eSIMs and Secure Elements: Dynamic Security for Connected Devices
summary
Covers how SIMs, eSIMs and Secure Elements are used as hardware components to provide trusted connectivity and lifecycle control for devices in applications like payments, travel and authentication. Describes deployments by global manufacturers, IoT service providers, mobile network operators and automotive companies to deliver flexible control over connected objects.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:00Trust of Connectivity Alliance
- 4:42SIMs
- 6:02Key achievements
- 6:58The importance of security
- 14:39Types of attacks
- 16:41Why security by design matters
- 19:47Implementing SIMs and eSIMs
- 20:02SIM vs eSIM
- 21:08eSIM
- 29:07Regulation
- 31:31Security Principles
- 32:36IOT Safe
- 36:45Benefits
- 38:01Applying
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