Security in M2M or as it’s now better known as IoT has now become one of the main potential barriers to widespread adoption. How much security is really needed? What will be the cost of implementing and end-to-end security solution v. the risk of not implementing it?
These and many other security and it’s ROI will be discussed at the upcoming Commnexus M2M Special Interest Group session:
MAKING M2M: SECURE AND ECONOMICALLY VIABLE
I lined up an excellent group of panelists from Viasat, Tagnos, Interdigital, and Verizon Wireless, and I asked the Sunvir Gujral, the Product Manager for Qualcomm’s Alljoyn to moderate. I invite all of you to attend!
Magda Remillard 
Interesting topic! I’d like to add that RTI Connext DDS has a secure M2M solution based upon open standards **now**. http://blogs.rti.com/2014/06/17/connext-dds-secure/ . Our software has been proven over & over again: it is being used in military weapons systems, cars, manufacturing, mining, Navy ships, air traffic control, the largest hydroelectric dam in North America, etc…. Our security solution also provides access control and selective encryption — not simply wire-level encryption like TLS/DTLS/HTTPS.
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