Security, just like quality and many other embedded system attributes must be considered at the start of the development cycle. Developers can’t build their system and then add security at the end. With more and more systems starting to connect to the internet, there are more than a dozen best practices that developers should follow … Continue reading 7 Tips for Securing an Embedded System
The webinar recording can be accessed at the link below: Webinar Recording Webinar Description Securing embedded systems has become a critical task for developers. It is nearly impossible to turn on the news and not hear about yet another major security breach. In this webinar, attendees will become familiar with the design methodologies necessary to … Continue reading A Guide to Securing your IoT Device using Arm TrustZone for Cortex-M
Hashes are a very important topic in computer science and provide a wide range of capabilities and functionality. To an embedded software developer, hashes play an important role in verification and securing an embedded system. In this post, we will examine cryptographic hash fundamentals and provide the foundations that a developer can use to start … Continue reading Embedded Basics – Hash Fundamentals
Developing a secure, connected device that can also operate efficiently requires that developers select a microcontroller that includes specific hardware and software features. These features can range from true random number generators through secure libraries. Let’s examine several tips for the hardware and software that developers should consider having in their secure microcontroller. Tip #1 … Continue reading 7 Tips for Selecting a Secure Microcontroller
Last week I attended Arm TechCon and a major theme through-out was embedded security. During the conference, Arm released their Security Manifesto which provides developers with Arm’s vision for how the IoT will be protected. Let’s briefly discuss a few highlights. First, I found the Arm Security Manifesto to be an interesting read. The document … Continue reading Embedded Basics – The Arm Security Manifesto
