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Start Date:11/10/2020 Start Time:4:00 PM EST Duration:60 minutes Abstract:IoT device security requires a solid understanding of embedded hardware and software capabilities, cloud-based security, and knowledge of the changing security standards implemented by local governments and global industry bodies. Today’s IoT devices must also address a growing set of requirements that include low power, cost effectiveness, and high performance.
In this presentation, we discuss what is required at a system level to secure an IoT application (smart door lock) including 1) threat models that affect smart home devices and 2) required hardware and software security features including accelerated cryptography, TRNG, hardware root-of-trust for secure boot, firmware updates, attestation, TLS, and secure processing isolation.
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SpeakersErik Wood Erik Wood, Director, Secure MCU Product Line, Cypress, An Infineon Technologies Company.
Erik started out by working on F-RAM technology for passive RFID and secure memories at Cypress, later running the product line for secure MCUs and differentiated security software. He has more than a decade of experience in global wireless security standards, including serving as the Chair of the US delegation to ISO for Security in RFID, and the Chair of the NFC Forum Security Committee. Erik holds a BSEE from UCLA and a corporate MBA from Santa Clara University.
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Smart Home Device Security: A System View
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