Machine to Machine Authorization

‷ Trusted M2M Interactions •

Machine to Machine Authorization

‷ Trusted M2M Interactions •

What is IoT

Internet of Things (IoT)

Using IoT device identities instead of user identities is a game-changer for securing your IoT ecosystem. It streamlines the process and adds an extra layer of security. By leveraging device identities, you ensure only authorized devices access your IoT network, minimizing risks and providing a robust security framework for your infrastructure.

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Authorization Mechanisms

‷ M2M Auth •

How M2M Authorization Works in IoT

In IoT, M2M authorization is crucial for secure and efficient machine communications. It allows connected devices to authenticate, exchange data, and perform actions based on predefined rules and permissions.

Device Identity

Each IoT device is given a unique identifier (e.g., certificates or tokens) to establish its network identity.

Authentication

Devices need authentication for communication, involving cryptographic protocols and keys/secrets.

Secure Communication

With M2M auth, devices secure access control, preventing tampering or unauthorized access to sensitive info.
 

Access Control

With M2M auth, devices secure access control, preventing tampering or unauthorized access to sensitive info.

Authorization Policies

Devices need authorization for access and actions. Authorization policies ensure control and security.
 
Secure Communications

Security Based on Standards

Rest easy and have peace of mind knowing that we prioritize security. Your API is protected with open standards, utilizing the OAuth2 Client Credentials Grant flow for secure communications.

Secure API Authentication for Non-Interactive Apps

Allow non-interactive apps such as app servers, Command Line Interfaces (CLIs), daemons, and others to consume your API safely and securely when no human involvement is required.

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Application Backends

Allow app servers, APIs, and services to make authenticated API queries without requiring human intervention.
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Command Line Interfaces

Create sophisticated tools and Command Line Interfaces that can connect to and authenticate with your APIs.
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Continuous Processes

Allow task schedulers, daemons, and other system processes to interact with your API in a secure manner.