Security
Zero-trust IoT: hardening fleets without slowing teams down
How to roll out least-privilege networking, OTA governance, and anomaly detection in a way operators will actually adopt.
Zero-trust is not “more VPNs.” For IoT, it means every device authenticates continuously, every service call is authorized against least privilege, and blast radius is contained by segmentation that mirrors how your sites actually operate.
OTA governance is where fleets succeed or fail. Staged rollouts, signed artifacts, and automatic rollback on health checks turn updates from scary events into boring ones—the bar your operators deserve.
Anomaly detection only helps when it feeds runbooks operators already use. Tie detections to asset context, route through on-call policies, and tune for false-positive fatigue. Security that ships is security people will keep turned on.