Variscite and SecEdge Deepen Collaboration to Deliver Variscite Clients Seamless Secure Connectivity Solutions
Security has transitioned from an optional extra to a non-negotiable cornerstone when it comes to the Internet of Things (IoT) and edge computing. Recognizing this, Variscite and SecEdge are taking their partnership to new heights. A recently enhanced collaboration is ushering in a new era of secure connectivity solutions that are promising to fortify device-to-cloud interactions like never before.
SecEdge offers a comprehensive security suite tailored for Variscite’s top-notch System on Modules, including device-level security, zero-trust networking, and secure data control and management. SecEdge software seamlessly integrates into an on-premises or cloud environment, and its device agent, installed on the Variscite Linux System on Module, provides robust security at the edge.
Key highlights of SecEdge platform:
• Secure connectivity across applications with independent IPSec tunnels.
• Robust device security, including secure boot and updates, credentials storage, AI model protection and application integration.
• A development environment for accelerated solution testing and deployment with SecEdge Studio.
“We are excited to expand the partnership with Variscite. Every IoT customer needs to integrate cloud connectivity for an edge device; our solution provides rapid chip-to-cloud security deployment, complementing the innovation and speed enabled by Variscite SoMs.” said Sami Nassar, CEO of SecEdge.
“With this partnership in place, Variscite SoM customers can easily build and test a solution that is secure from chip-to-cloud, and deployable in record time to meet IoT industry security guidelines and standards,” said Ofer Austerlitz, VP Business Development and Sales at Variscite.
Variscite’s customers can experience SecEdge’s secure connectivity solution via SecEdge Studio, an agile cloud-based integration and testing environment accessible through Google Marketplace.
To learn more about security solutions contact us or visit:
www.secedge.com/variscite
variscite.com/partners/secedge
www.secedge.com/secedge-studio
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