No-compromise Security at the Edge
summary
Claims a deployable, open‑source edge stack that enforces Java/OSGi runtime policies, app signing, TPM 2.0 keys, unique device identity, and secure OTA so devices can meet IEC 62443 process and component requirements (including 62443‑4‑1 style secure‑by‑design controls). Uses ESF (enterprise edge framework) for guarded edge apps and Kapua (edge management) for device lifecycle, tested on ReliaGate industrial gateways that are PSA Certified Level 1. Cites analyst projection of ~70% more data processed at the edge over five years as the attack surface growth driving these controls.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 6:06Cloud Strategy and Transformation
- 8:31Security and Privacy
- 11:54The Difference between Ict Security and Cyber Security
- 13:55Key Elements for an Effective Ict Security System
- 22:31Gateway Devices Management Platform
- 28:13Edge Computing
- 37:16Product Development Requirements
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