Digital identity provisioning
in production
- Address identities provisioning needs of manufacturers and integrators
(OEM, ODM, EMS…) for connected devices - Target connected devices based on programmable components (MPU, MCU, FPGA…).
OVERVIEW
- Digital identity provisioning is an essential first step in production to ensure security throughout the device lifecycle.
- Currently more and more standards enforce a device identity injection at factory level (Matter, EV-charging…).
- Assigning each device with an identity means the provisioning of a unique digital certificate per device.
- Today’s solutions for certificate provisioning in production are time consuming, difficult to scale and lead to human errors.
Trusted Objects provides tops server an innovative solution to overcome such barriers and provide a highly flexible solution.
tops server SERVICES BENEFITS
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Increase securityReduce complexity and cost |
Simplify provisioning process
Remove room for human errors
Ensure trust in the manufacturing operations
No internal cost for IT infrastructure maintenance
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Automate and scale |
Fully automate the process of assigning an identity per device
Fit with volume increase in production
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Flexibility |
Can be used with any device or chipset
Easily integrated with most of the programming equipment or test benches
Standard integration architecture
High security and scalability
Keys generated in a controlled environment
No internal cost for IT infrastructure maintenance
Product features and services
Secure SaaS
Resources
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Services
- Secure generation of certificates:
asymmetric key generation (RSA, ECC) - Management of PKI tree:
CA /intermediate CA / unique certificate SN - Interface and secure channel
with any external PKI platform - Secure provisioning:
serial number / certificates and keys injection into the programmable component - Secure storage of all certificates and keys in the programming facility
- Overproduction control:
production batches signed reports
All inclusive annual license
Annual licensing based on the number of secure provisioning operations