Device Onboarding Resources

White Papers

FIDO Device Onboard: A Specification for Automated, Secure IoT Provisioning Technology

The FIDO Alliance IoT TWG began its work by creating a list of target use cases to address. They then examined current industry solutions to see if any could be readily adapted to meet these use cases. Intel offered its Secure Device Onboarding (SDO) technology to the working group and this was accepted as the foundation for the new specification. The technical editors of the working group (which included representatives from Arm, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, Google, Intel, Infineon and Qualcomm) identified where gaps existed and how these could best be closed. The fruits of this work are represented in the FDO specification. Read this white paper for a full introduction to FDO.

FIDO Device Onboard: The Device Key

This white paper builds on the FDO specification to describe various techniques for securely storing the device key, which is used in FDO for attesting the security posture of the device. Read this resource to learn about common mechanisms used to store and access device keys, and how they apply to FDO. Read this white paper to learn more.

IoT Application Provisioning for Security Using FDO and TPM

Device onboarding is a major concern for the efficient deployment of IoT devices. Read this white paper to learn how automatic onboarding through FDO can accelerate deployments and enable a more efficient manufacturing supply chain. Read this white paper to learn more about automatic onboarding and the role of the TPM in adding security and convenience to FDO deployments.

Videos

Watch the following videos and get expert perspectives and education from leading industry organizations, solution providers and industry experts on how to leverage FIDO and related technologies to bring passwordless authentication to IoT.

Introduction: The FIDO Fit in IoT – FIDO Alliance

IoT: Small things, Big impact – Nok Nok

Introduction: FIDO Device Onboard – Intel

Technical Deep Dive: FIDO Device Onboard – Intel

FDO Demo – Intel