CES 2025: Afero – IoT security solutions for the connected world

January 12, 2025

Afero, a leading provider of secure IoT platforms, impressed in 2024 with strengths such as comprehensive end-to-end security, easy integration, scalability and real-time data analysis.

The company benefited significantly from the U.S. Cyber Trust Mark Initiative, which set strict cybersecurity standards for IoT devices. With the Cyber Trust Mark, Afero positioned itself as a trusted provider and increased demand for its solutions. New partnerships with manufacturers and companies, as well as compliance with regulatory requirements, strengthened its market position. The initiative also increased international visibility and opened up new business opportunities.

Commitment to ‘Secure by Design’

In May 2024, Afero became the first IoT platform company to sign the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s (CISA) ‘Secure by Design’ commitment. This commitment underscores Afero’s commitment to setting the highest security standards in the IoT industry and helping companies deliver secure and reliable connected devices.

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