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Implementing the Five Pillars of IT Security for MQTT

61 Minutes

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Chapters

11:57 - Sensible Data
13:13 - Control over lot Devices
14:20 - Legal or Corporate Regulations
15:01 - Customer Experience
16:23 - Multiple Security Layers
18:24 - 5 Pillars of IT Security
19:00 - Confidentiality
20:34 - Trusted Environments
22:40 - TLS - Transport Layer Security
23:20 - Provision and Revocation of Certificates
24:21 - Transport Encryption - Best Practices
24:50 - Cipher Suites
25:46 - Transport Encryption - Example
26:56 - Payload Encryption
28:09 - Mutual Authentication using Certificates
28:38 - Client Authentication identity and Access Management Systems
34:01 - Integrity
36:14 - Publisher Authorization
38:17 - Access Security (Operating System)
40:35 - Access Security (Tamper proofing devices)
41:21 - Availability
42:53 - Criteria for selecting the right MQTT Broker
45:15 - Criteria for selecting the right MQTT Client
46:13 - Criteria for selecting the right Integration Systems
46:29 - Incident Management
47:51 - Support Systems
48:58 - Other Pillars
51:13 - HiveMQ Security Architecture
53:17 - Hive MQ Enterprise Security Extension

Webinar Overview

Connecting objects in the IoT such as cars, homes, and machines exposes lots of sensitive data. Therefore, IoT security is a key concern and an important challenge for any IoT application. Since some of the data generated are not meant for the public, it should be protected by the five pillars of IT security: Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability, Authenticity, and Non-Repudiation.

In this webinar, we will explore how the five pillars of IT security can be implemented to secure IoT applications using MQTT. Our HiveMQ security experts Georg Held and Magi Erber will show you how to create a secure IoT system with MQTT and HiveMQ.

Check out MQTT Security Fundamentals, a series of blogs discussing how to protect sensitive IoT data transferred over MQTT, ensuring the utmost security for your IoT systems.

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Magi Erber

Magi Erber is Senior Product Manager at HiveMQ. She loves creating software that delights customers and helps them realizing innovative IoT solutions.

Georg Held

Georg is Director of Product Development at HiveMQ. Under his responsibility the HiveMQ Broker, Enterprise Extensions, and Swarm are developed.

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