The Architects Have Spoken: IoTSF Confirms Microservices as the Embedded Security Standard
- Murat Cakmak

- 6 days ago
- 1 min read
Following our engagement with the industry's security elite at the IoT Security Foundation (IoTSF) event, the verdict is unanimous: The reliance on monolithic embedded software is now the single greatest security liability in the ecosystem.

Three Non-Negotiable Imperatives Validated by IoTSF:
1. Mandatory Runtime Isolation
The IoTSF Insight: A vulnerability in monolithic code means the entire device is compromised. This risk profile is obsolete.
The Microservice Store Solution: Our compartmentalization technology provides CHERI-like runtime isolation even on resource-constrained devices, turning a system-wide failure into a contained incident.
2. Automated Compliance is Required
The IoTSF Insight: Manual compliance with regulations like the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is unsustainable and error-prone over the device lifecycle.
The Microservice Store Solution: We automate Device Security Lifecycle Management (DLM), baking compliance directly into the architecture and providing the necessary auditable controls by default.
3. The Software Economy Must Fund Security
The IoTSF Insight: Perpetual security maintenance requires a viable, continuous economic model.
The Microservice Store Solution: Our marketplace transforms software from a sunk cost into a monetizable asset, rewarding IP developers for building secure components and providing the revenue stream needed to sustain long-term security.
Defining Your Next Step
We left IoTSF with the strongest possible external validation of our vision. The transition to a secure, modular Microservice Architecture is no longer a strategic option—it is the required standard for future readiness.
Review your current architecture against these new mandates. The Microservice Store is ready to build the future the experts demand.
Explore the Microservice Store today and secure your roadmap.

