Securing the Cellular IoT Ecosystem: Trends, Regulations and Supply Chain Best Practices

Topics Covered
  • IoT Module Security
  • Security Considerations for Software & Hardware in the IoT Module Supply Chain
  • Regulations Related to SBOMs
  • Module Vendor Best Practices for Addressing Cybersecurity Regulation Requirements

Report Overview

IoT module security is more critical than ever, with IoT devices forecast to reach 18.8 billion in 2024, a 13% rise from 2023. While software security has historically dominated, hardware-based security is essential to protect against threats like cloning and key theft. Despite the importance of software protections, hardware security practices, such as supply chain auditing and vendor origin verification, are increasingly necessary. IoT Analytics reveals that many cellular IoT modules lack proper protection, with only a third using hardware security. This report, in collaboration with Quectel, details the best practices that software, hardware and holistic manufacturers should take to secure the IoT ecosystem.

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