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The guidance covers safe device connectivity using unique identities, keeping connections secure and efficient via updates and onsite audits, and maintaining protection for intermittently online low-power devices through service-assisted communication with filters and authentication. It also explains secure back-and-forth communication using receipts and caching for resilience, and how IoT security scales with business growth through unique identities and shared keys.","Five Top IoT Security  \nQuestions—and Answers—for Manufacturers  \nInternet of Things security in manufacturing doesn’t have to be overwhelming if you ask the right questions in order to better understand how to protect your connected devices and assets.  \n1  \n2  \n3  \n4  \n5  \nHOW DO I SAFELY CONNECT SYSTEMS, DEVICES, AND OTHER ASSETS?  \nDevices need to have unique identities. Faking a device identity can be a vulnerability to an IoT network, so to safeguard against this possibility, make sure that every device on the network has its own unique ID. This allows for secured-channel communications, providing a more secure connection between the device and the IoT control center. The net effect is that the control center approves or rejects individual devices, enabling complete control over what’s connected and when.  \nONCE MY DEVICES ARE SECURE, HOW DO I KEEP MY CONNECTION SECURE AND EFFICIENT?  \nUpdate your systems and audit connected devices. Best practices dictate that keeping things up to date is a key element of network security, and onsite audits of connected devices help identify any physical problems early. Updates eliminate vulnerabilities from new malicious activities, and onsite audits keep things running (and also helps conserve resources and keep costs down) .  \nSOME DEVICES AREN’T ONLINE ALL THE TIME OR APPEAR TO BE IN LOW-POWER MODE  \nWHEN THEY ARE ONLINE. HOW DO THEY STAY SAFE?  \nOffline devices stay safe because of the service-assisted communication pattern that has been implemented by your IoT solution. Among other things,“service-assisted communication” means that there are several filters in which the messages must pass through to get from A to B. For example, you can continue to send messages to offline devices but they are held until a device connects to receive them. This means yourmessage is safely at the intended device, waiting for the device to power on and authenticate itself.  \nWHAT DOES THE BACK-AND-FORTH COMMUNICATION BETWEEN DEVICE AND CONTROL CENTER LOOK LIKE, AND IS THE TRAIL IT LEAVES SECURE?  \nYour command center sends a message to the device, and in return, the device sends a message to the command center. This communication path or paths are trackable through a system of receipts; these same messages can then be cached to enable resilience to outages and unreliable communication channels.  \nWHAT HAPPENS TO MY IOT SECURITY WHEN I WANT TO SCALE MY BUSINESS?  \nYour security scales as your business does because your IoT solution allows you to use unique identities and shared keys to connect devices, allowing a wide range of devices to interoperate via secure communication paths. 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