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8/22/2018 | 12:57:36 PM
It comes under configuration management.
Security needs to be abstracted away from business requirements.
Its a given in IoT.
Example used here already people 2016
https://www.wolfssl.com/wolfmqtt-v0-3-and-mqtt-secure-firmware-update-example/
https://www.wolfssl.com/docs/atmel/
My own IoT design's are designed to show the IT world how to do SECURITY.
In hardware. Like U2F from FIDO/FIDO2 for humans.
508a/608a or SAML11 for your edge nodes.
SAML11 for youre secure IoT hub talking MQTT over HTTPS.
It does not matter if your IP security fails.
The data is protected by hardware security.
Your heart beat system will tell you of DOS on your IP part.
ONLY PUBLIC KEYS are in the wild in secure IoT systems.