Internet of Trust was founded in Paris in 2014, at a moment when connected objects were beginning to move from labs into critical infrastructure, payment systems, transport networks and homes. 
Our founders had already spent more than a decade inside the certification ecosystem writing schemes, evaluating products, sitting on standards committees. 

We started Internet of Trust to close that gap. 
To translate evolving regulation into concrete engineering decisions, to defend technical choices in front of labs and certification bodies, and to help regulators design schemes that the industry can actually implement.

Ten years later, we work with chipmakers, IoT vendors, telecom operators, digital identity providers and public authorities across France, Europe, the United States and China, under the same principle that started the company: certification should be a tool for trust, not a tax on innovation.