行业服务案例研究：Kigen

Real-world solutions to keyconnectivity problems Want to deploy your digital transformation strategymore easily? Discover how Kigen are helpingbusinesses scale IoT by simplifying deviceconnectivity and enhancing end-to-end security. The answer to your IoTdeployment challenges Introduction Kigen, in collaboration with GSMA working groups, are enablingflexibility and scalability for IoT deployments, through the pivotaltransformation of eSIM IoT technology thanks to innovative technicalframeworks and robust certification. Kigen, a global leader in secureSIM, eSIM, iSIM OS, and remoteSIM provisioning server solutions,are empowering devicemanufacturers, mobile networkoperators and IoT solutionproviders by working inpartnership with the mobileecosystem and industries tounlock the full potential of IoT forbusinesses worldwide. In the era of digitalisation, 5G andAI, businesses need to evolve –and quickly. In today’s connected world,digital transformationstrategies increasinglydepend on cellular IoTdevices, and Kigen hasbeen at the forefront of thisevolution of SIM and thedata IoT relies on.”Vincent Korstanje, CEO Yet one of the key obstacles for bothdevice manufacturer’s and networkoperators’ digital transformationstrategies has been the challenge ofthe management and security of IoTdeployments – due to networkconstraints, inflexibility, data integrityand complex activating processes forlarge fleets of IoT devices. The importance of eSIM inscalable and flexible IoT How eSIMs address IoT securityand interoperability issues Security challenge: Some of the keybarriers to deployingIoT are connectivity,security andinteroperability issues. –IoT creates a wider attack surface, increasing the risk ofsecurity breaches, from data theft to device hijacking. eSIM technology is undergoing a pivotal transformation.The release of SGP.32 positions eSIMs as enablers of smarter,more intelligent products and services at a price point thatallows it to be built early into the design phase for benefitsacross all parts of any business that relies on connectivity.” eSIM answer: While 5G technology answers theconnectivity problems, it doesn’tsolve the others. Vincent Korstanje, CEO •Unlike traditional solutions, the integrated secureelement within an eSIM offers robust protectionagainst security threats.•A secure foundation enabling reliable insightsfrom data. •As well as secure device authentication, which iscrucial for sensitive IoT applications•As a result, eSIMs are set to play an increasingly vitalrole in the future, shaping a world where secureconnectivity drives innovation and trust across IoTecosystems. That’s where eSIM comes in. What is the GSMA’s SGP.31/32? Interoperability challenge: Remote SIM provisioning (RSP) forIoT devices enables over-the-airmanagement of eSIM profiles,allowing for the simplifiedmanagement of connected devicesand eliminating the need for manualintervention – essential when dealingwith IoT devices. The SGP.31/32 standards is a flexible,hybrid solution of previous consumer(SGP.22) and M2M (SGP.02) eSIMstandards, tailored to IoTrequirements – an important step inrealising IoT’s potential. The standards are ahuge breakthroughfor eSIM technologyand IoT. –The absence of universal standards for IoT devices,protocols and data formats leads to interoperabilityissues, hindering seamless integration andfunctionality. –Integrating diverse devices from differentmanufacturers into a single, cohesive system can bedifficult because of their proprietary interfaces andlack of communication capabilities. eSIM answer: •eSIMs enable a single, global device strategy,removing the need for different hardware versions ordedicated SIM cards for each region or network.•eSIM technology allows the effortless addition ofnew devices and the modification of networkconnections on the fly without the physicalconstraints of traditional SIMs. •They store multiple operator profiles and can switchbetween them remotely – allowing continuous,optimised connectivity.•eSIM’s remote provisioning allows operators tomanage profiles for entire fleets of devices through asingle platform, simplifying logistics formanufacturers and service providers. Why certification is crucial How Kigen and GSMA workinggroups have facilitated theinnovation of eSIM technology Standardised site security is essential because security enablesscale. It provides the trust and reliability needed to supportlarge-scale deployments while delivering the assurancesrequired as IoT increasingly becomes part of critical industrialinfrastructure. By ensuring consistent, robust security standards,the mobile ecosystem can accelerate innovation and spur futuregrowth – in IoT, consumer, and beyond.” It’s important to createtechnological frameworksthat reduce the barriers totechnology evolutions andunlock the cellular marketto new entrants.” Paul Bradley,VP of Sales Europe Said Gharout, Head of Standards The groundbreaking advancements in eSIM technolo