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Introducing our eSIM Profile: Benefit from over 700 roaming agreements in more than 200 countries for a truly global intelligent connectivity solution.  Additionally, we can help you enhance security measures to protect your data.

eSIMS/eUICC

eSIM and eUICC represent the most significant change in over two decades of GSM connectivity. Customers can now select and change service provider profiles based on their chosen criteria or business rules.

Deploy Once, Connect Everywhere. Stop worrying about physical SIM swaps or vendor lock-in. With our eUICC-compliant eSIMs, you can switch carriers over-the-air (OTA), ensuring your devices stay connected as your business scales globally.

An eSIM profile is an essential component of eSIM technology. It is the operator profile that enables connectivity to that operator’s network. An eSIM can support multiple eSIM profiles, which can be downloaded over the air to the eSIM when it is in the field. Only one eSIM profile can be in use at any given time. The eSIM profile can be utilized as a bootstrap profile, a fallback profile, or a production profile.

An eSIM Bootstrap Profile comes pre-installed on the device. This allows the device to connect to any available network, wherever it is in the world, without any configuration required. It works “out-of-the-box”. The eSIM Bootstrap Profile is the profile that is used to connect to any network in order to download new profiles.

An eSIM Production Profile is a profile chosen for operational or product use. This profile is typically the one that will be downloaded to the eSIM once the device is used in its regular location, usually a local profile specific to the country.

Our multi-carrier solution provides access to the strongest network in the region and provides a fail-over option in the event of outages.

SKYDATA-IoT Security Integration Services

Prioritize cybersecurity measures to protect sensitive data and critical infrastructure.  Use encryption, authentication, and other security technologies to secure IoT devices, networks, and data from potential threats.

The classic M2M model uses a Dynamic IP Allocation, a one-way transmission where the SIM card is allocated a random IP address for every data session. SIM cards share an APN, which has no restrictions and routes out through the public internet.

Building a secure IoT ecosystem shouldn’t be guesswork. Our Integration Model provides a blueprint for combining eSIM flexibility with Private APN security—minimizing latency while maximizing uptime

Private APN (Access Point Name)

Secure Your Perimeter with Private APN. Eliminate exposure to the public internet. Our Private APN ensures your IoT devices communicate over a dedicated, encrypted pathway, shielding your data from external threats.

Private VPN (Virtual Private Network)

Secure the bridge between your devices and your data. While a Private APN creates a secure pathway within the cellular network, our Private VPN service extends that protection all the way to your corporate servers. By encrypting every byte of data and masking IP addresses, we ensure that your IoT traffic remains invisible and inaccessible to unauthorized users on the public internet.

Fixed IP Address Allocation

Consistent access. Total visibility. Zero guesswork. In a standard mobile setup, devices are assigned “Dynamic IPs” that change every time they reconnect, making them impossible to find from your central server. Our Fixed IP Allocation provides each of your IoT assets with a permanent, unchanging identity. This allows your team to initiate contact with any device, anywhere, at any time—essential for mission-critical monitoring and remote troubleshooting.

IMEI Lock

Zero-Trust Hardware Security. Our IMEI Lock ensures your data plan is married to your device. If a SIM is stolen or moved to an unauthorized device, the connection is instantly severed. It’s the ultimate protection against SIM theft and data misuse.

Add Additional Security with Ease

Prioritize cybersecurity measures to protect sensitive data and critical infrastructure. Use encryption, authentication, and other security technologies to secure IoT devices, networks, and data from potential threats

Private APM

APN stands for Access Point Name. Mobile service providers use APN to combine many SIM cards into a single limited network. A private APN is recommended for security-critical applications

VPN

VPN stands for Virtual Private Network and provides enhanced security for M2M/IoT devices by removing access from the public internet. It’s recommended for networks with security concerns, or a large fleet of devices controlled from a single location

Static IP Addresses

Static IP is used as part of the Virtual Private Network – VPN. Static IP allows you to contact the device directly and securely without ever touching the public internet. This is the top security measure that offers the maximum flexibility in managing remote devices

IMEI Lock

The One Sim, IMEI Lock service adds a layer of security and assures that a SIM card can only be used in the IoT device to which it is assigned