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Software Integrity and Data Confidentiality: Establishing Secure Boot and Chain of Trust on i.MX Processors

Software Integrity and Data Confidentiality: Establishing Secure Boot and Chain of Trust on i.MX Processors

About This Training

As smart connected systems are deployed widely, ensuring the security of these systems and the data they process is ever more critical. Checking authenticity of software running on these remote connected devices is paramount to ensuring their security.

To achieve this, an essential best practice is to establish secure boot and chain of trust in the software running on your embedded Linux systems.

This presentation explores the “secure by design” approach to software security for embedded systems using NXP i.MX processors.

Presentation

Software Integrity and Data Confidentiality: Establishing Secure Boot and Chain of Trust on i.MX Processors

What You Will Learn

Defining security requirements such as maintaining software integrity and ensuring data on your devices is protected and confidential
How secure boot ensures only authenticated software runs on your device, protecting against the execution of malicious code
How establishing a chain of trust can ensure software authenticity all the way from the bootloader to user applications
Techniques such as verifying the bootloader on NXP i.MX processors, kernel verification, root filesystem verification and file system integration and secure key storage

Presented by

Justin Mortimer
Director, Mass Market Industrial Edge Processing, NXP Semiconductors
Maciej Halasz
VP of EMEA Business Development and Technical Sales, Timesys

DURATION

1 hr

LANGUAGE

English

SKILL LEVEL

Beginner

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Timesys - Partner

EdgeLock^® Assurance Program

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