Today’s lifestyles are more connected than ever: from our smartphones to our smart homes, it’s easier than ever to do more with our devices. However, as our connectivity grows, so do our concerns about maintaining peace of mind when using ecosystems of connected devices.
Understanding that security and privacy are top priorities for its users, Samsung Electronics is taking its device security experiences to the next level with the upcoming solution, Samsung Knox Matrix, at this year’s Samsung Developer Conference (SDC).
A to Z: Understanding Today’s Device Ecosystems
Samsung believes that protection should be collaborative, end-to-end, and real-time, which is why our approach is constantly evolving to stay ahead of threats and keep our users safe. That’s why Samsung smart devices are protected by the Samsung Knox security platform, which provides defense-grade security certified for use by many of the world’s leading government agencies.
Today, more than ever, we can enjoy continuous connectivity and operation while going about our daily routines, whether it’s performing a work task, enjoying a workout, or winding down at the end of the day.
However, while the device ecosystems we tap into on a daily basis make things more convenient, you can’t be entirely free from concerns about potential security threats that exist simply because of the internet connectivity of devices. After all, if just one device is compromised, all the others are at risk. Cross-device protection is the next battlefront for security and privacy.
That’s why Samsung has created the Samsung Knox Matrix, a revolutionary concept for protecting multiple devices with next-level security.
Samsung Knox Matrix: Powered by Device Connectivity
Samsung Knox Matrix will work as a system of blockchain user privacy, in which your connected devices enhance security through multi-layer mutual monitoring. To protect the user’s smart home from unauthorized access and make the login process more convenient, Samsung Knox Matrix will share credentials from one device to another and protect sensitive information even between trusted devices. Whether your Samsung devices are based on Android, Tizen, or another operating system, Samsung Knox Matrix will be able to provide a unified security SDK. With all of that, Samsung will continue to advance common security standards for various Samsung connected devices.
With Samsung Knox Matrix, we believe users don’t need to compromise their connectivity to stay protected. Samsung Knox Matrix is set to deliver fewer vulnerabilities to devices within a user’s ecosystem through strong and diverse security practices [1].
With Samsung Knox Matrix at its rear, a smartphone streaming to a TV or connected to an air conditioner becomes more secure.
Stay tuned to learn more about Samsung Knox Matrix and its approach to security designed for today’s connected world.
[1] Samsung Knox Matrix cannot guarantee complete protection against all vulnerabilities within a user’s ecosystem of connected devices.
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