Enterprise IoT & Connected Systems

We implement comprehensive security measures including secure boot mechanisms, end-to-end encryption, mutual authentication, secure key management, regular security updates, network segmentation, and anomaly detection. We also conduct security audits and penetration testing to identify vulnerabilities.

Major challenges include ensuring reliability in harsh environments, managing power consumption for remote deployment, implementing robust security measures, handling connectivity in challenging environments, ensuring scalability for large deployments, and integrating with legacy industrial systems.

MQTT is generally better suited for IoT communications due to its lightweight nature, lower bandwidth requirements, and publish-subscribe model that's ideal for constrained devices. HTTP is more resource-intensive but offers advantages for web integration and RESTful architectures. The choice depends on specific application requirements, connectivity conditions, and power constraints.

Common IoT security vulnerabilities include weak authentication mechanisms, unencrypted communications, outdated software components, insecure default settings, lack of secure boot processes, inadequate access controls, and insufficient update mechanisms. We address these through security-by-design principles and comprehensive testing.