STSAFE-A: certified security for IoT devices and services
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STSAFE-A is a secure system on chip that provides strong authentication and security for Internet of Things devices through certified security, privacy protections, and integrity of devices, services, and networks. It offers a turnkey solution for IoT developers with easy to use secure services like authentication, secure storage, firmware upgrades, and communication through a general purpose MCU and secure element.
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Internet of Things (IoT) will enable dramatic society transformation. This seminar presents an introduction to the IoT and explains why IoT Security is important.
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1) Building secure IoT solutions requires establishing trust between the physical world and blockchain through a trusted layer.
2) There are security challenges in developing, deploying, and upgrading IoT devices including provisioning secrets, verifying device authenticity, and protecting against software exploits and physical attacks.
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- 1. STSAFE-A for Strong Authentication Securing the Internet of Things Complete ecosystem System on Chip with Secure MCU, Secure Embedded OS, Personalization Services GP MCU libraries, STM32 expansion board • Certified security • Optimized for IoT devices A Turnkey solution 1
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- 3. STSAFE: securing IoT devices 3 • Privacy • Object integrity • Service & Network integrity
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