Applications and practicality for device security
summary
Company presents a secure platform built around an MS500 secure SoC (Cortex‑M0 at 100 MHz with TRNG, root of trust and crypto accelerator) and an Arduino-compatible secure dev board used to prototype a commercial LoRa module that ships for mass production and is listed by a major telco. Hardware crypto cuts encryption from ~10s to ~2s, target device life 10 years, and an integrated hardware VPN client provides ~10 Mbps IPSec channels; Common Criteria and certification plans target next year.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Embedded security solutions
- 2:13IOT security needs
- 5:04IOT market growth & regulation
- 7:16Hardware limits in secure IOT
- 8:59Secure MCU with MS 500
- 10:26Secure IOT board demo
- 12:38Laura module commercial launch
- 14:52Securing Laura against replication
- 17:25Hardware VPN for small IOT
- 19:09Cost-effective secure VPN
- 20:12Future of IOT security
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