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Intertrust Ensures Zero Trust Edge-to-Cloud Security

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Our connected world relies on trust. Maybe better, put, the lack thereof. As IoT Adoption continues to climb, and the Smart City, Industry 4.0 and the intelligent edge take shape, zero trust is the baseline for a modern security posture.

Intertrust announced new features for the Intertrust Platform providing advanced scalable authentication capabilities to manage and protect IoT devices and data in zero trust environments.

With its newly unveiled edge-to-cloud capabilities, The Intertrust platform is providing secure cloud service connectivity, with scalable, secure authentication architecture application shielding devices with application protection technology. Furthermore, find data transfer security via Intertrust Platform data operations layer, with control software completing authorization.

Intertrust promises platform interoperability, avoiding vendor lock-in, and offering single of pane of glass management to ensure security policies and protocols extend across all connected devices.

"Intertrust Platform enables enterprise customers to run interoperable services and devices in the face of growing threats and complex regulatory frameworks," said Talal G. Shamoon, CEO, Intertrust. "With the addition of edge-to-cloud security for IoT devices in zero trust networks to Intertrust Platform, customers now have a comprehensive, secure and scalable platform that interoperates with best of breed data services, AI, and IoT devices in one consistent data operations and device management system," added Shamoon.

In enterprise IoT security, there are no points for second place. There are no moral victories. It’s zero trust or bust.

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Edited by Maurice Nagle
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