Digi International (NASDAQ: DGII) saw its shares fall Thursday. The company, a leading global provider of Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, connectivity products, and services, today launched two Digi ConnectCore® software service offerings – Digi ConnectCore® Cloud Services and Digi ConnectCore® Security Services. The offerings provide greater manageability and security for devices developed with Digi’s complete line of ConnectCore system-on-modules (SOMs).
Today’s OEMs – and their customers – need end-to-end hardware/software solutions to actively manage their device portfolios, gather data from devices in the field and deliver real-time updates and security patches as needed. Digi ConnectCore Cloud Services deliver the manageability they need to enable secure, over-the-air (OTA) software updates, access device data, and perform remote diagnostics, command and control. Digi ConnectCore Cloud Services also provide API access enabling custom applications and remote dashboards empowering OEMs to create innovative customer service plans.
Digi ConnectCore Security Services enable OEMs to maintain the security of products during their entire lifecycle and empower device makers to solve the ongoing challenge of keeping products secure after release. The services include the analysis and monitoring of a custom software bill of material (SBOM) and binary image running on Digi ConnectCore SOMs for security risks and vulnerabilities. To help remediate identified issues, the services provide a curated vulnerability report highlighting critical concerns, a security software layer including patches for common vulnerabilities, and consulting services.
DIGI shares began Thursday down 60 cents, or 1.7%, to $35.60.
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