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Industrial IoT Security

Protect Industry 4.0 with Silicon-enabled Security.

IoT expands the attack surface as it connects industrial control systems with cloud, analytics, and edge compute infrastructure.

INDUSTRY 4.0 SECURITY CHALLENGES

Industrial Edge Computing represents an attractive target for cyber-criminals due the likelihood of being able to acquire sensitive data from both cloud and a wide variety of IoT devices.

  • Trust – Edge nodes that offer services to IoT devices should be able to validate that both hardware and software in requesting devices are genuine and trusted.
  • Shared Technology/Virtualization – Insecure hypervisor can lead to a single point failure and privilege escalation attacks.
  • Provisioning – Secure automatic configuration of access credentials, node management agents, and analytics software.

Effective cybersecurity depends on risk assessment & vulnerability threat modeling for all systems involved in the end-to-end system.


Read ENISA’s Threat Taxonomy for Smart Manufacturing ›

DRIVING A SECURITY EVOLUTION THROUGH INDUSTRIAL BEST PRACTICES

Security for emerging Industry 4.0 capabilities such as software defined networking, AI, and computer vision are fast evolving and will take time to mature. However, industry security best practices for devices and gateways commonly deployed in IIoT today are well defined.

Intel has taken a leadership position to help define best practice security architectures and standards. Intel helps accelerate ecosystem adoption of these practices by directly implementing many capabilities in our Intel® x86 architecture, which delivers a consistent binary for industrial ecosystem innovation.

Read Intel’s contributions to the Industrial Internet Consortium’s Security Framework ›

Intel IoT Security Solutions

ENABLING INNOVATION WITH BASELINE SECURITY BUILT-INTO SILICON

A “Designed-in” security foundation, rooted in the added protections of hardware security can help counter unforeseen threats across the device’s full lifecycle. Intel offers a built-in foundation of four baseline capabilities called Intel® Security Essentials. These best practice capabilities are available across Intel® processor lines and enable security professionals to choose from a pick list of security enabling technologies.

Read Intel® Security Essentials Solution Brief ›

Read Capabilities Guide White Paper ›

View Intel Industrial Edge Compute Security Stack ›

IOT DEVICE PROVISIONING TO SCALE EDGE COMPUTING

Achieving rapid deployment of internet connected industrial automation systems requires secure deployment of software and security configurations across multiple layers: line device nodes, on-premise servers, and cloud analytic infrastructure. Zero-touch device provisioning services that leverage hardware security in devices have emerged as the key accelerator to scale edge compute deployments while addressing IT’s security requirements.

Intel® Secure Device Onboard (Intel® SDO)

IIoT World & Arc Advisory Webinar : Device Management Security Lifecycle

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Security Usages for Industry 4.0

Scale Industrial Workstation Protection

Advantages of Integrated TPM

Read Intel® Platform Trust Technology (Intel® PTT) White Paper

Enable a Secure Virtualized Edge Compute Workload

Trusted Platform Launch - Intel® Trusted Execution Technology (Intel® TXT) White Paper

Security for VMs - Intel® Virtualization Technology (Intel® VT)

Protect the Industrial Edge

Lanner* Silos Breaker Security Gateway & RRK Solutions

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