VDOO provides an objective third-party certification to testify that the right security was baked into the device, using both a digital and physical device security stamp, allowing better differentiation and smarter purchasing decisions and a compliance check with leading global IoT security standards and requirements. The growing number of malware samples focused on embedded devices and the risk associated with non-secure devices creates the need to identify whether the device is secure or not before it is integrated into the user's network. VDOO’s on-device certification mechanism communicates the device’s security posture to other network nodes that interact with it accordingly. 1. Device inspection Device’s firmware binary analysis to verify there are no critical security gaps. 2. Certificate generation Once security risks are mitigated, the device is ready to be certified by VDOO. 3. Device security signal Physical stamp, a digital signature embedded into the device, and a deed granted to the manufacturer. 4. Better decision-making process Helps the ones who use, implement or manage the devices in making smarter decisions. Key features: Objective trust Objective third-party certification to increase trust in the device among the different embedded ecosystem stakeholders. Leading regulations & standards A detailed description of the leading regulations and standards the device meets. Smart decision-making It enables the user to understand whether the device’s security state is acceptable. Physical stamp Visual certification stamp appears on the device packaging and a security widget in online purchase points. Digital signature The signaling mechanism embedded into the certified device communicates its security posture to other network nodes that interact with it accordingly.