TE’s zero-trust quantum-resilient framework embeds security at the hardware level and extends through manufacturing, firmware, cloud services, and decommissioning. TE’s AI-based telemetry also provides real-time detection of device abnormalities, zero-day exploits, and compromises.

Today, IoT device makers are adopting more security-by-design manufacturing principles to reduce IoT device cyber-attacks and to comply with recent U.S. government regulations. In 2023, the FDA mandated manufacturers to embed security solutions in their IoT products. In 2025, NIST mandated U.S. agencies to acquire Post-Quantum Cryptography security solutions to prevent "store now, decrypt later" attacks. U.S. corporations, preparing for a post-quantum world, are also migrating their IT assets to meet NIST’s standards. 

Notably, SMEs, including IoT companies, often lack the budgets, teams, and technology needed to meet NIST’s cybersecurity frameworks. TE’s tailored secure ecosystem, built with HP security technology, provides a cost-effective, post quantum ready security solutions IoT SMEs need to meet government regulations and protect their IoT assests against future quantum threats.

TE, an official HP Inc. licensee, is authorized to integrate HP security technology into Trust Edge’s products, solutions, and ecosystems. The unique security technology developed by HP, a leading global technology company, has protected 3 billion devices and components. Today HP is also the maker of the world’s most secure PCs and printers. TE’s secure multilayer ecosystem, with HP security technology, is making world-class (hardware-embedded) security accessible to IoT SMEs and quantum vulnerable organizations.