Entrust IoT Security
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What is Entrust IoT Security
Entrust IoT Security is an IoT device security offering focused on establishing device identity and trust using public key infrastructure (PKI), digital certificates, and credential lifecycle management. It is used by product manufacturers and IoT operators to provision devices, authenticate them to services, and support secure communications across device fleets. The product aligns to use cases such as secure device onboarding, certificate issuance/rotation, and integration with enterprise PKI and hardware-backed keys. It is typically deployed as part of a broader IoT security architecture rather than as a standalone network detection platform.
Strong PKI and certificate lifecycle
The product centers on device identity using certificates and PKI, which supports mutual authentication and encrypted communications at scale. It fits environments that require managed issuance, renewal, and revocation of device credentials. This approach maps well to regulated deployments where auditable identity controls are required.
Hardware-backed credential options
Entrust’s portfolio commonly supports anchoring keys in secure elements, TPMs, or HSM-backed processes for higher assurance device identities. This helps reduce risk from key extraction compared with purely software-stored credentials. It is relevant for manufacturers that need secure provisioning during production and in-field lifecycle operations.
Enterprise identity security alignment
Entrust IoT Security can align with existing enterprise security programs that already use PKI, certificate authorities, and managed credential policies. This can simplify governance by reusing established trust models and operational processes. It is a practical fit when IoT identity must integrate with broader certificate and key management practices.
Limited network threat detection
The product focus is device identity and credential management rather than continuous network-based anomaly detection and asset behavior analytics. Organizations seeking deep visibility into unmanaged/unknown devices and lateral movement may need additional tooling. This can increase integration effort for teams expecting an all-in-one IoT security platform.
Integration and PKI expertise required
Deployments typically require PKI design decisions (CA hierarchy, enrollment protocols, rotation policies) and integration with manufacturing or device management workflows. Teams without prior PKI operational maturity may face longer implementation timelines. Ongoing certificate lifecycle operations also require disciplined processes to avoid outages from expired credentials.
Scope depends on device support
Outcomes depend on device-side support for certificate-based authentication, secure storage, and update mechanisms. Legacy or constrained devices may not support the required cryptographic capabilities without redesign. In mixed fleets, this can lead to uneven coverage and the need for compensating controls.
Plan & Pricing
No public pricing or tier information is published on Entrust's official IoT Security product page or its datasheet. The vendor directs prospective customers to Contact Sales for pricing and deployment options (see notes & sources).
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Entrust Corporation
Shakopee, Minnesota, USA
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https://www.entrust.com/
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