IoT devices can be an easy way for malicious actors to break into home networks. But with the right security measures, IoT devices can protect data and improve home or business security at the same time.
Nabto Edge brings next-level privacy to smart security communication through end-to-end encryption based on ECC and AES cryptography. What’s more, your clients can rely on encrypted access to smart door locks even without an Internet connection.
We provide a less expensive alternative to relying on the cloud for connectivity and IoT communication by hosting data at the device level, ensuring that sensitive data never leaves the client device.
Our pricing is 100% transparent, so you always know exactly what you’ll be paying for smart lock connectivity. We charge a small upfront per-device fee that covers all of the features and services of Nabto Edge. Our pricing model also allows for easy scalability, since you can always add more devices to your plan as needed.
If you are a smart security vendor who regularly applies security patches and provides home monitoring and support to clients, Nabto can help you do those things more efficiently. We allow you to focus on what you do best by reducing the need for in-person visits for security updates or maintenance.
Through Nabto’s P2P communication platform, you can update IoT smart security applications and software remotely and provide low-latency maintenance and monitoring from anywhere in the world.
Nabto takes care of everything necessary to establish secure P2P communication at affordable pricing. We make it easy to set up customized notifications and messaging for smart locks so you can, for example, configure temporary guest access or away settings. You can also set up notifications for when events occur, like if a temporary guest – say, the plumber or other service provider – has arrived and been granted access.
When your clients use a smartphone to send a command to a smart lock to provide access to a family member or friend, they don’t want to have to wait long for the lock to respond. Low latency means the response from smart door locks is nearly instantaneous, allowing for high performance from smart security systems.
