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How to Keep Cryptographic Keys Secure
On Setyembre 20, 2024 in All, Computing, General, Security by Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
The internet exposes data to malicious intents, and while encryption protects it from hackers, cryptographic keys are often mishandled due to lax security procedures. Hardware security modules ensure keys remain secure and beyond the grasp of even the most determined hacker.
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Tagged With: cryptographic keys, cryptography keys, cybersecurity, encryption, hackers, hardware security module, hsm, kek, key-encryption-key
Understand When and Why System Reliability Matters
On Setyembre 16, 2020 in All, Security by Christine Young
Christine Young
As much as we try to avoid or prevent it, failure does happen. The important thing is to be prepared for failure, so we can quickly address or resolve it. But not all failures are alike.
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Tagged With: alpha particles, crc, cyclic redundancy code, data corruption, ecc, encryption engines, error correcting code, hackers, secure bootloaders, secure nonvolatile key storage, system failure, system reliability, trng, true random number generators
How IoT Developers Can Build Users' Trust
On Hunyo 30, 2020 in All, IoT by M. Tim Jones
M. Tim Jones
The Internet of Things could represent a technology that benefits us in enumerable ways or it could evolve into a dystopian future that we would fear. Here, we'll look at how IoT can be our worst fear and what IoT developers can do to build users' trust.
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Tagged With: data, developers, device, devices, gdpr, hackers, iot, privacy, security, users
IoT Developers Must Consider Design and Security
On Mayo 18, 2020 in All, IoT, Security by M. Tim Jones
M. Tim Jones
The landscape of technology for connected device development has exploded recently. A considerable number of challenges are associated with Internet of Things development and deployment, which means designers should consider interoperability, security and data protection, and data fatigue.
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Tagged With: devices, firmware, hackers, internet, interoperability, IoT, management, security
Unclonable PUF Function Can Boost MCU Security
On Mayo 15, 2020 in All, IoT, Security by Christine Young
Christine Young
Want to make hacker's life a lot harder—and protect your customers and your business? Learn how a secure microcontroller with physically unclonable function (PUF) technology can be your best friend.
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Tagged With: authentication, chipdna, code, data, device, encryption, hackers, ics, iot, keys, max32520, maxim integrated, microcontroller, puf, technology

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