The global Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem is growing at an unprecedented rate. It’s estimated that by 2030, there will be over 75 billion connected devices worldwide, up from approximately 12 billion in 2020. This massive growth presents significant opportunities, but it also exposes critical vulnerabilities, particularly when it comes to securing these devices. 

Device Authority will be exhibiting at Hannover Messe this week, collaborating with newly announced strategic partner Cumulocity as well as demoing advanced previews of the new KeyScaler 2025.1.

Situated in Hall 15, Stand G17, the Device Authority team will be previewing the major new release of the award-winning platform, showcasing its latest advancements in securing connected ecosystems including new Microsoft Co-pilot capabilities that enhance automation and streamline IoT security management.

An IoT security platform helps protect connected devices from cyber threats. This article covers the key features to look for in these platforms and how to choose the best one for your needs in 2025. Additionally, the importance of data privacy in IoT security platforms cannot be overstated.

LONDON & DÜSSELDORF — 27 March, 2025–Cumulocity, a leader in IoT device management and connectivity, and Device Authority, a pioneer in automated identity security for IoT/OT, today announced a strategic technology partnership to deliver end-to-end security, data management, and observability for connected devices. With this partnership, customers benefit from a streamlined and secure IoT experience, including:

Secure device onboarding ensures IoT devices connect safely to networks, blocking unauthorized access and safeguarding data. For Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs), it’s essential for scalable IoT security. This article covers what secure device onboarding is, why it matters, and how to do it right.

Unmanaged Devices Fuel a Growing Security Crisis

IoT device identity management ensures secure device identification and management in a network. With the rise of IoT devices, it’s essential to manage their identities using a device certificate to protect data and prevent unauthorized access. This article explores the key aspects of IoT device identity management, including its importance, methods, and best practices.

IoT compliance for enterprises is essential to avoid legal penalties and protect sensitive data. As IoT devices become more widespread, enterprises must adhere to various regulations to ensure security and privacy. This article delves into what IoT compliance entails, key regulations to know, and strategies to help your enterprise stay compliant. The Cyber Resilience Act, a key regulatory initiative introduced by the European Commission, aims at enhancing cybersecurity standards for IoT devices.

Are you struggling to secure your IoT devices? Zero Trust IoT security provides a solution by ensuring continuous verification of every device and user. This article will explain the core principles of Zero Trust, how it reduces risks, and practical steps MSPs can implement to protect IoT environments.