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DUCTECH selects SEALSQ’s trusted Matter certificate services for IoT devices

July 18, 2023

Posted by: Shriya Raban

David Khalifa of WISeKey

WISeKey International Holding Ltd has announced that its semiconductors and PKI (public key infrastructuresubsidiary SEALSQ Corporation was selected by DUCTECH Co., Ltd. This will provide Matter-trusted Device Attestation Certificates for DUCTECH’s motorised window curtains which can be controlled via a smartphone or remote control.

“SEALSQ INeS platform equipped with ready-to-use Matter-trusted certificate to simply and securely connect devices,” says Neo Liu, general manager at DUCTECH. “We are excited to be cooperating with SEALSQ to create our first Matter-trusted product for our customers.”

“We are thrilled to support DUCTECH to release new smart home products based on Matter,” says David Khalifa, VP of global sales for WISeKey. “With Matter standard, device makers need to start preparing devices to be “Matter-Trusted” and receive Matter approval. Additionally, compliance with Matter standard eases the burden for manufacturers to properly secure connected IoT (internet of things) devices and at the same time increase functionality and performance. We are bringing Matter-enabled products to the market, and we look forward to securely connect the entire smart home ecosystem.”

The adoption of Matter standard for the smart home industry will improve interoperability between devices and security-by-design in the smart home industry, creating a more efficient and safer experience for consumers. This is in full alignment with SEALSQ’s mission to contribute in building a safer connected world, as described on SEALSQ Device Attestation for Matter.

Matter participants may gain the following benefits by partnering with SEALSQ:

Matter, an industry-led effort of the CSA (Connectivity Standards Alliance), brings together manufacturers and service providers to achieve secure use of smart home devices. Matter enables IP-based networking and communication across smart home devices, mobile applications and smart home ecosystems. Matter devices offer consumers assurances of secure use through a consortium-led standard for authenticating device identity that allows Matter-certified devices to connect to the network. Device attestation process allows existing Matter devices to locally confirm new ones when recognised by the local network, and remove non-compliant devices when needed.

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