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Identity of Things Explained
Learn why the Internet of Things has an identity problem
Understand the benefits of an identity centric IoT platform
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Today, IoT is often split into two separate but related types: consumer IoT, which included IoT devices, such as smart appliances in the home, connected cars and wearable devices to monitor our health. The second type covers the industrial application of IoT in transforming business areas, such as factories and supply chains. This is know as Industrial IoT, sometimes called Industry 4.0 and is the focus for this guide.
In this guide ‘Identity of Things Explained' you will discover:
- The core capabilities of an identity driven IoT platform
- Applying identity to Industrial IDoT
- The top 10 tips to consider when deploying IDoT
- Challenges involved in IDoT
Today, IoT is often split into two separate but related types: consumer IoT, which included IoT devices, such as smart appliances in the home, connected cars and wearable devices to monitor our health. The second type covers the industrial application of IoT in transforming business areas, such as factories and supply chains. This is know as Industrial IoT, sometimes called Industry 4.0 and is the focus for this guide.
In this guide ‘Identity of Things Explained' you will discover:
- The core capabilities of an identity driven IoT platform
- Applying identity to Industrial IDoT
- The top 10 tips to consider when deploying IDoT
- Challenges involved in IDoT