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X.509 certificates are only used for authentication in IoT Hub, not authorization. Unlike with [Microsoft Entra ID](authenticate-authorize-azure-ad.md) and [shared access signatures](authenticate-authorize-sas.md), you can't customize permissions with X.509 certificates.
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## Related content
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-[What is Microsoft-backed X.509 certificate management?](iot-hub-certificate-management-overview.md)
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-[Integration with Azure Device Registry](iot-hub-device-registry-overview.md)
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-[Get started with ADR and certificate management in IoT Hub](iot-hub-device-registry-setup.md)
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See [Azure subscription and service limits](../azure-resource-manager/management/azure-subscription-service-limits.md#azure-iot-hub-limits) for the latest information about limits and quotas for certificate management with IoT Hub.
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## Related content
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-[FAQ: What is new in Azure IoT Hub?](iot-hub-faq.md)
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-[Key concepts for certificate management](iot-hub-certificate-management-concepts.md)
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-[Get started with ADR and certificate management in IoT Hub](iot-hub-device-registry-setup.md)
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-[Integration with Azure Device Registry](iot-hub-device-registry-overview.md)
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For Azure subscription and service limits for Azure Device Registry in GA, see [Azure Device Registry limits](../azure-resource-manager/management/azure-subscription-service-limits.md#azure-device-registry-limits).
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## Related content
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-[FAQ: What is new in Azure IoT Hub?](iot-hub-faq.md)
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-[Get started with ADR and certificate management in IoT Hub](iot-hub-device-registry-setup.md)
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-[What is Microsoft-backed X.509 certificate management?](iot-hub-certificate-management-overview.md)
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title: What is New in Azure IoT Hub? (Preview)
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description: This article explains the new features and improvements in Azure IoT Hub.
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#customer intent: As a developer new to IoT Hub, I want to understand the new features and improvements in Azure IoT Hub so that I can evaluate their benefits for my IoT projects.
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# What is new in Azure IoT Hub? (preview)
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Starting November 2025, Azure IoT Hub introduces two new **preview** features: integration with Azure Device Registry (ADR) and enhanced Microsoft-backed X.509 certificate management. These features are designed to improve security, simplify device management, and streamline operations for IoT deployments.
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Starting November 2025, Azure IoT Hub introduces two new **preview** features: integration with Azure Device Registry (ADR) and enhanced Microsoft-backed X.509 certificate management. These features help improve security, simplify device management, and streamline operations for IoT deployments. This article provides an overview of both features and how to get started.
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IoT Hub now introduces certificate management for managing device certificates using Microsoft-managed public key infrastructure (PKI) with X.509 certificates. Certificate management is an optional feature of ADR that enables you to issue and manage X.509 certificates for your IoT devices. It configures a dedicated, cloud-based PKI for each of your ADR namespaces, without requiring any on-premises servers, connectors, or hardware. It handles the certificate of issuance and renewal for all IoT devices that have been provisioned to that ADR namespace. These X.509 certificates can be used for your IoT devices to authenticate with IoT Hub.
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IoT Hub now introduces certificate management for managing device certificates by using Microsoft-managed public key infrastructure (PKI) with X.509 certificates. Certificate management is an optional feature of ADR that enables you to issue and manage X.509 certificates for your IoT devices. It configures a dedicated, cloud-based PKI for each of your ADR namespaces, without requiring any on-premises servers, connectors, or hardware. It handles the certificate of issuance and renewal for all IoT devices that are provisioned to that ADR namespace. These X.509 certificates can be used for your IoT devices to authenticate with IoT Hub.
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These X.509 certificates are strictly operational certificates that the device uses to authenticate with IoT Hub for secure communications, after the device has onboarded with a different credential.
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These X.509 certificates are strictly operational certificates that the device uses to authenticate with IoT Hub for secure communications, after the device is onboarded with a different credential.
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To use certificate management, devices must be provisioned through [Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service (DPS)](../iot-dps/index.yml).
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## Understand Device Provisioning Service requirement
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All Azure IoT Hub preview scenarios require Device Provisioning Service (DPS). You must link your IoT Hub to a DPS instance and provision devices through DPS, whether you use certificate management or not. DPS enables consistent device onboarding, identity assignment, and secure authentication with IoT Hub.
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To learn more about using Azure Device Registry and certificate management in IoT Hub, complete the following guide:
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## Related content
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-[FAQ: What is new in Azure IoT Hub?](iot-hub-faq.md)
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-[Integration with Azure Device Registry](iot-hub-device-registry-overview.md)
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-[What is Microsoft-backed X.509 certificate management?](iot-hub-certificate-management-overview.md)
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-[Key concepts for certificate management](iot-hub-certificate-management-concepts.md)
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-[Get started with ADR and certificate management in IoT Hub](iot-hub-device-registry-setup.md)
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