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Achieving Security Requires Much More Than Just Robust Technology

En septiembre 28, 2018 en All, IoT, Security por Stephen Evanczuk

Although systems developers can draw on robust security technologies, effective security requires a combination of technologies, practices, and policies—and acceptance by each stakeholder of their own role in maintaining security.

Tagged With: ARM, Authentication, Cloud-based IoT security, Data encryption, Device Identifier Composition Engine specification, DICE, Diffie–Hellman, Elliptic curve cryptography, Enterprise IT security, Root of trust, Secure boot, Secure over-the-air updates, Secure storage, Security, Security threats, Transport layer security, Trusted devices

Will IoT Security Solutions Trickle Down or Bubble Up?

En julio 20, 2018 en All, IoT, Security por Stephen Evanczuk

Internet of Things (IoT) security is complex because of the diverse mix of hardware, software, and data involved across multiple layers of various large-scale applications. Despite the increase in security mechanisms and services, IoT security remains fractured and needs a more unified approach.

Tagged With: Authentication, cloud, hardware integration, Internet of Things, IoT application, IoT platform, secure storage, security solutions, software integration

The IoT Security Gamble

En enero 15, 2018 en All, IoT, Security por Stephen Evanczuk

IoT developers face tough choices in juggling functionality, performance, and cost in the design of resource-constrained devices. When security loses out in tradeoff decisions, development organizations are taking a significant gamble.

Tagged With: OTA, attack surface, authentication, cryptography, IoT, over-the-air update, secure boot, secure storage, security, threat mitigation

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