Formal Methods: The Optimal Approach for Developing Secure Operating Systems in Embedded Devices
Formal Methods: The Optimal Approach for Developing Secure Operating Systems in Embedded Devices In the realm of cybersecurity for embedded devices, the development of a secure operating system (OS) is a critical challenge. Among various techniques, formal methods have emerged
Protecting Customer Devices in Smart Homes with Trusted Execution Environments
Recent Cyber Threats in Smart Homes: A Wake-Up Call Before diving into the importance of cybersecurity in smart homes, it's crucial to understand the real-world risks with two recent examples:Smart Thermostat Hack: In a notable incident, hackers gained control over
Trusted Computing Base
Trusted Computing Base A Trusted Computing Base (TCB) comprises all parts of a computing system that provide a securing operating environment. The TCB extends beyond system software and can include the underlying hardware, firmware used for booting and other purposes,
Secure-by-Design – What it really means
Secure-by-Design – What it really means For decades, device security took a back seat to considerations of feature/functionality – responsiveness, connectivity, UX, etc. – and to protecting OEM intellectual property. Architects and developers typically deferred the issue of cybersecurity to
