Enabling a secure IoT from design to deployment
summary
Claims that every device will be compromised eventually and so systems must be built to contain and remediate breaches; demonstrates a working pilot with Infineon, Avnet and Data I/O that injects identities, signs and encrypts firmware, and audits provisioning so factory and chip trust match. Shows a secure boot manager with key hierarchies, modular signed updates (avoids frequent coin‑cell reflashes), and a mastering to production keys flow that lowers MOQ from 50k toward small first runs.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Secure IoT supply chains
- 4:17Every IoT device compromised
- 7:52Security as business value
- 11:52Trust anchors in hardware
- 15:02Dev-manufacturing gap
- 18:16Standardizing MCU security
- 21:31Simplifying IoT certification
- 23:16Provisioning and lifecycle
- 26:29Systemic solutions needed
- 28:14Stakeholder alignment
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