Hardware Security Perception Versus Real Implementation

Industry Webinar

Hardware Security Perception Versus Real Implementation

Terry Persun

ABOUT

Terry Persun has worked as an airborne navigations equipment specialist (in the USAF), hardware electronics design engineer, technical editorial director for several magazines, and marketing and PR director for high-tech companies. Terry is a science fiction novelist and provides freelance writing services for a number of companies and magazines. He lives in the Pacific Northwest.

It might be obvious, but it's worth saying: security strategy is essential when building an embedded device. It's fundamentally impossible have a safe product without a thorough, thoughtful security infrastructure. There is a clear gap between different parts of the sector on this matter, however: 70% of executives think their products meet industry benchmarks, 50% of developers believe their products fall short of security requirements.

Join Wind River® Principal Security Architect Arlen Baker as he shares new survey results that show a great disconnect between executive perception and the reality of embedded security implementations. In this webinar, you will learn:

The biggest security threats executives and developers are concerned about
Who is responsible for implementing security features
Roadblocks to securing devices
How security breaches are identified and resolved

AI / Neural Networks

Consumer Electronics

Digital Signal Processing

Engineering Consulting

Industrial Automation

Security / Identification

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