As an introduction to embedded security, this session will cover the basic concepts, threats and design guidelines for making your embedded solutions future proof for security threats. The topic will cover Why, How & What of embedded security. Attendees will be introduced to Microchip Security Solutions which cater to emerging security needs.

Quickly and easily implement secure authentication for your Internet of Things design using our Trust&GO platform. We will show you how to streamline the process of enabling network authentication using our ATECC608A secure elements.

The TrustFLEX secure element is a pre-configured device that can leverage Microchip’s secure provisioning service. It reduces cost and risk, preventing the exposure of your secret keys to software or third parties. During this session, we will review the various authentication use cases TrustFLEX offers by default and explain how you can implement device-to-cloud secure authentication using Microsoft Azure IoT Hub.

A particularly insidious form of malware is a rootkit. It loads before the operating system boots and can hide from ordinary anti-malware software. Therefore, they are notoriously difficult to detect and remove. An ideal way to defend against rootkits is ‘secure boot.’ Join Microchip to learn how to protect a system against threats before any malware can be loaded into the system.

A hardware root of trust is the foundation for protecting your products. Having a secure boot is at the heart of a sustained root of trust through the entire product life cycle. Starting with a secure production, deployment and secure field updates. Learn how easy a secure boot can be on a Microchip MPU.

As in-vehicle networks continue to evolve in scale and complexity, more nodes are connected to the Controller Area Network Flexible Data-Rate (CAN FD) network, expanding the potential attack surface for hackers. In our webinar, we’ll share tips and techniques for improving security fundamentals in the cars of tomorrow.

PolarFire SoC FPGAs provide secure boot out of the box. Join us to learn how you can roll out your own secure boot methodology using these devices’ secure, non-volatile memory that is protected with physically unclonable function technology

The rapid explosion of cloud-enabled applications and businesses is generating a larger connectivity footprint. This means your IP is now facing a bigger and more global threat from hackers, counterfeiters and competitors. We will discuss threats and how to counter them using a hybrid solution comprised of both hardware and software.

Are you unfamiliar with cryptography or do you need a refresher in secure communication? At this webinar, we will explore the fundamentals of symmetric cryptography and discuss how identity is created and used for authentication, integrity and confidentiality. We will also provide real-world application examples to help you get started with using cryptography in your connected design.

Many of us are familiar with logging into home Wi-Fi networks using WPA2. Larger organizations, however, such as campuses and corporations, require more advanced security protocols. This webinar will highlight the different requirements for operating in strict security environments.

Join us as Future Electronics introduces the GoodLock, a unique and trusted board that can help any designer develop and test hardware security solutions for their embedded designs. This robust and cost-effective device’s advanced features include an on-board debugger/programmer, making it the perfect platform to add trust to your product.

Discover the advantages of using the pre-configured ATECC608A TrustFLEX secure element along with the AWS IoT Core to implement secure authentication. We will discuss mutual authentication, OTA verification, secure boot assistance, key rotation, firmware IP protection and more. See how easy it is to go from prototype to provisioning to production with this security solution.

Does your system boot from an SPI Flash? How do you protect your system from risk during the boot process and during firmware updates? How does your system detect and recover from corrupted Flash files? Join our webinar as we discuss the NIST 800-193 guidelines for Platform Firmware Resiliency.

Learn how our secure elements and symmetric authentication can be used to help reduce the counterfeiting of disposable cartridges and consumable goods. We will introduce you to the ATSHA206A secure element’s architecture and features and discuss how this solution can be used to enable secure authentication between a host and a disposable cartridge.

Learn how the pre-configured ATECC608A TrustFLEX secure element can assist with secure boot for small microcontrollers, protect a public key during an Over the Air (OTA) update and help improve firmware intellectual property protection. This webinar will include transaction diagrams and a brief tutorial on how you can use the Trust Platform Design Suite software tool to implement your application.

As industry 4.0 and smart factories continue to connect their assets and equipment to the cloud, attack surfaces grow exponentially. The ISA/IEC 62443 specification has been developed to help companies that provide equipment and infrastructure to the industrial segment to architect their systems with security in mind. Join us as we discuss how our ATECC608 secure element and Security Pattern can facilitate your journey to a successful IEC 62443 certification.