1. SÉCURITÉ EMBARQUÉE ET CONNECTIVITÉ : LES DEUX PILIERS DE LA TRANSFORMATION NUMÉRIQUE DES TRANSPORTS
24/11/2016
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2. Data collection Data transmission Data analytics
The Internet of Things
Data collection
Generated by connected objects
Data transmission
Through cellular or non cellular network
Data analytics
Big data, If This Then That (IFTTT), …
Let’s introduce the Internet of Things, or the Internet of Everything. This mean that almost everything is connected to internet. Cars, houses, coffee machine, smartwatch, smartband, bikes etc…
All connected objects generate data, and the first step, is to collect these data. Because we can do something with these data.
But before doing something with these data, they need to be transmitted, through cellular or non cellular network. Cellular network, you all know this, 2G, 3G, LTE and so on. Non cellular, Wifi, Bluetooth, Lora, ZigBee, Sigfox etc…
Once these data are transmitted, you can imagine that there is a tremendous quantity of data. That’s what we call big data. To give you a representation, if we had to store the equivalent of data generated in one day on earth, this will represent 10 million Blu-ray discs that, stacked, would represent the height of 4 Eiffel Tower ...
So to make these data relevant, we need analyse them and after analyzing them, we can bring intelligence to object, making them smart.
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3. The Internet of Things market
24.8Bn
Non-cellular
Connections
2.2Bn
Cellular
Connections
+24% CAGR
+18% CAGR
2G / 3G / LTE / NB-IoT
27 billion connections by 2025
Let’s take a look about the IoT market.
By 2025, we will have 27Bn of connections. Those connections are split in 2 typologies. Cellular and non cellular.
Cellular connections, as mentioned before, are technologies based on 2G/3G/LTE or NB IoT.
It will represent more than 2 Bn of connections with a compound annual growth rate of 18%/
Then we have the non cellular connections, with technologies like Bluetooth, Sigfox, LoRa, ZigBee, Wifi and so on. This will represent the biggest part of the cake with almost 25 Bn of connection. The compound annual growth rate is very strong with 24%.
But on this market, there are challenges.
Source: Machina Research
Press release: global internet of things market to grow to 27 billion devices, generating usd3 trillion revenue in 2025
03 August 2016
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4. Challenges of IoT market in Transport area
Connectivity
Identity
Security
3 pillars of Safran Identity & Security
As said before, we will have more than 2Bn cellular connections. This mean that we need a solution to bring connectivity to devices and objects. It’s a huge challenge. We have customers where connectivity 24/7 is a requirement. They cannot lose the connection between their objects and the network, otherwise, they will simply loose their objects on the field. Moreover, the next generation of smartphone will be equiped with an embedded SIM (I’ll explain on the next slide what is an eSIM), but to make it short, we are talking about a reprogrammable SIM card. That it’s to say that, in the coming months, smartphones will come with an eSIM. Today, if I need a subscription, I’m going to a MNO POS buy a SIM card. Tomorrow, SIM card will be not distributed anymore by customer. This mean that Mobile Network Operator need a solution in order to continue their core work: selling connectivity.
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5. Flexible connectivity Remote SIM Provisioning
Services
Data analytics
Flexible connectivity Remote SIM Provisioning
IoT architecture
Identity of Objects
Datacenter
The cloud
Private cloud
PRODUCTS AND SOLUTION FOR
END TO END SECURITY
The Internet
Network / Connection
Big data
Wired / Wireless
Connected objects
Electronic devices
M2M
Mobile Devices
Smart modules
Sensor HUB
eSIMM2M
eSE
eSIM Consumer
Smart component
Sensors
Sensors
Processing
RF component
In the IoT architecure, Morpho offers products and solutions for end to end security,
From the smart component to the services.
« Connected objects/Smart modules/Smart component », Morpho offers
eSE for non cellular device
eSIM and eSE for Cellular device
Hardware Tags for non electronic objects
« Services », Morpho offer solutions for:
Object authentication
Remote application management, inluding:
lifecycle management for non cellular devices
Flexible connectivity with the Remote SIM provisoning service for cellular devices
Data analytics & Secure software updates and data collection
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6. eSE eSIM (or eUICC) eSE vs. eSIM Not a telecom (cellular) component
Secures critical operations
Runs 3rd parties’ sensitive applications (payment, authentication, etc.)
Securing non-cellular LPWA networks (LoRa, Sigfox)
eSIM (or eUICC)
A telecom component
A connectivity enabler
Contains several MNO profiles (replace several SIMs)
Available in removable or soldered form factors
Lifecycle managed:
Remotely by a Remote SIM Provisioning Platform
Locally on the device by the end user
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7. Solutions for the Connected Objects in Transport market
FOR SECURE SOFTWARE UPDATES AND DATA COLLECTION
Software embedded Security
FOR FLEXIBLE CONNECTIVITY MANAGEMENT
eSIM & Remote SIM Provisioning Service
FOR SECURE CONNECTIVITY PROTECTION & OBJECT IDENTITY
embedded Secure Element (eSE)
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8. MorphoFlex™ - empowering Connectivity for IoT
Flexible connectivity for Consumer Device
Flexible connectivity for
Industrial &
Automotive
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9. IoT Thrive - empowering Security and Identity for IoT
Digital Identity
Securing and encrypting data transmission
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10. Embedded Software Security – empowering IoT system integrity
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11. Position tracking system – empowering efficiency of assets
Real time monitoring of mobile assets
Illegal offloading
Driver performances
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12. Quality of Experience – empowering network quality for best experience
Loss of network and or service
Failed network connections
Coverage issues
Device/Terminal issues and profiling
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13. Connectivity Identity Security
As said before, we will have more than 2Bn cellular connections. This mean that we need a solution to bring connectivity to devices and objects. It’s a huge challenge. We have customers where connectivity 24/7 is a requirement. They cannot lose the connection between their objects and the network, otherwise, they will simply loose their objects on the field. Moreover, the next generation of smartphone will be equiped with an embedded SIM (I’ll explain on the next slide what is an eSIM), but to make it short, we are talking about a reprogrammable SIM card. That it’s to say that, in the coming months, smartphones will come with an eSIM. Today, if I need a subscription, I’m going to a MNO POS buy a SIM card. Tomorrow, SIM card will be not distributed anymore by customer. This mean that Mobile Network Operator need a solution in order to continue their core work: selling connectivity.
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