In silicon we trust: How to fix the internet of broken things
summary
Covers hardware-based security for IoT using silicon roots of trust and secure boot techniques to prevent device compromise; discusses how integrating trusted hardware (secure elements, TPM-like modules) into device design can mitigate common IoT vulnerabilities and enable stronger device identity and update mechanisms.
AI-written summary · about
related talks
31mSecuring the Internet of Things
29mEnabling a secure IoT from design to deployment
18mBeyond the Default Password: Building Trustworthy IoT Products
12mLive Demo: A New Hardware-Based Approach to Secure the Internet of Things
43mDevice Security in IoT
30mSupply Chain Security for IoT Devices
45mBuilding a Secure IoT Device
30mThe Seven Properties of Highly Secure IoT Devices