SAM Seamless Network Joins the Telecom Infra Project and Demonstrates Network Security Leadership in Wi-Fi Project Group
SAM Seamless Network, a pioneer in home and SMB network security, has joined the Telecom Infra Project (TIP) Wi-Fi Project Group in order to collaborate with industry peers to transform the managed Wi-Fi sector, and provide intelligent and intuitive security services.
The goal of TIP’s Wi-Fi Project Group is to increase the pace of innovation in the Wi-Fi ecosystem, developing disaggregated end-to-end Wi-Fi solutions which will lower the total cost of ownership and offer more diverse choice of cloud driven connectivity solutions for to service providers and IT personnel who deploy Wi-Fi networks for SMB Enterprises, Campuses, Homes, Public Wi-Fi, among others. TIP is growing rapidly and includes industry leaders like Vodafone, Telefonica, Deutsche Telekom, British Telecom, Facebook and Intel and many others.
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Developing a new software platform using secure software development life cycle tools and deep cybersecurity expertise is critical for market adoption and assurance in the project’s security posture. SAM intends to play a substantive role in TIP’s Wi-Fi Project Group and plan to lead the open software AP security effort relying on SAM’s extensive embedded security expertise and field experience.
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SAM will additionally provide direction for the development of APIs and specifications to facilitate enterprise-grade security services through cloud-managed SDK, and will contribute code to enable this functionality. This will pave the way for security vendors to provide intelligent plug & play cloud-based security services to SMB, campus, and enterprise networks with SAM’s solution, upon GA.
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