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Trusted Execution Environment: Getting Started with OP-TEE on i.MX Processors

Trusted Execution Environment: Getting Started with OP-TEE on i.MX Processors

About This Training

Building more secure embedded system products starts with utilizing advanced hardware security features such as a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE).

A TEE isolates sensitive data and processes from non-secure processes, creating secure or trusted zones and non-secure, non-trusted zones in your embedded system product.

Arm offers TrustZone technology for creating a secure, isolated operating environment and NXP’s i.MX processors leverage this technology to provide the foundation for a TEE. But implementation of the TEE takes place in the software you develop for your embedded system products.

This session will explore how to get started with using a TEE in your projects using i.MX processors.

What You Will Learn

An overview of TEE and the “normal world” and “secure world” partitioning
Example use cases for leveraging TEE to to secure functionality that requires it
A look at Open Source Portable TEE, OP-TEE and how to leverage i.MX hardware security features from OP-TEE
Tips and best practices for accelerating secure product development with TEE