Rick Merritt, EETimes, Oct. 18, 2017 –
SAN FRANCISCO - Samsung announced a soup-to-nuts security offering for the Internet of Things. It is part of the Korean giant's ambitions to carve out a business in chips for IoT end nodes and gateways as well as cloud services that include machine learning.
As the next step in that direction, Samsung will start shipping a suite of secure IoT products in November. They span modules with a hardware root-of-trust to encryption and authentication of over-the-air software updates, applications, and cloud services.
"We believe that security will become a strong value proposition in this space and it will only get stronger ...[overall,] our strategy is that we want to be an IoT company internally and externally," said James Stansberry, general manager of Samsung's Artik IoT group.
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