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Is Your Update Process Secure? Best Practices for Local or Over-the-Air Firmware and File System Updates

Is Your Update Process Secure? Best Practices for Local or Over-the-Air Firmware and File System Updates

About This Training

With over 75 billion devices expected to be online within 5 years, IoT security is more important than ever. Device security is, however, a big challenge, with nearly half of vendors having experienced an IoT breach at least once. One of the most critical areas of vulnerability is the device firmware and file system update process.

To ensure that a device is running at peak performance throughout its lifecycle, firmware updates, administered locally via a network, or Over-the-Air (OTA), are essential. It is during the update process when the device is most vulnerable to compromise, and a secure process is critical.

This webinar, in partnership with Sequitur Labs, will demystify the best practices for managing a safe and secure firmware update process and how to implement them.

Presentation

Is Your Update Process Secure? Best Practices for Local or Over-the-Air Firmware and File System Updates

What You Will Learn

Device security essentials (ARM TrustZone, Secure Enclaves, Trusted Execution Environments and an end-to-end Secure Boot Process)
Critical elements of a secure update process
Mutual Authentication for cloud integration, supporting Over-the-Air (OTA Updates)
Protecting critical intellectual property during the update or first-time provisioning process

Presented by

Asim Zaidi

i.MX Systems, Principal Engineer, NXP Semiconductors
Larry O’Connell
Sequitur Labs

DURATION

34 min

LANGUAGE

English

SKILL LEVEL

Beginner

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