Creating trust
In today's world, trust is more important than ever before. A reliable and safe product will protect your business partnerships and reputation. Can you create trust with your customers and suppliers?
Embedded product development creates unique challenges. By integrating robust security practices throughout the entire SDLC, you can ensure security.
IoT product development
Securing IoT means that the entire ecosystem needs to be secure. End-devices, gateways, cloud backend and apps are all involved as independent systems. All parts in all these systems need to be developed in a secure way, from the firmware, RTOS, communication stacks and application in end-devices to cloud services and software implementations and network protocols.This is a complex task.
You will need a specific security aware implementation in every phase in order to maintain maximum security.
We offer tools and solutions to secure your SDLC and finished product
Tools for Security
Bootloaders, UEFI BIOS and OpenBMC
UEFI based firmware for Intel, AMD, Qualcomm and Arm client platforms complemented with a Board Management solution based on the OpenBMC standard.
Coding Standards
Easily enforce the use of industry or company coding standards and guidelines best coding practices.
Computer Modules
Industry compliant embedded Computer on modules with long-time availability
Data Management
Embedded or IoT products require a small, fast and flexible DBMS.
Dependency Structure Matrix – DSM
File Systems
Fast and reliable embedded file systems for your embedded and IoT project
IoT and Edge device security
Static Code Analysis
Knowledge Center
Secure IoT SDLC Best Practices Ebook
In today's world, trust is more important than ever before. A reliable and safe product will protect your business partnerships and reputation. Can you create trust with your customers and suppliers? Embedded product development creates unique challenges. By integrating robust...
Security in IoT: the next steps
By 2024 any IoT or smart device sold in the EU must meet certain standards or the product will be banned from the EU market. In November 2019, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity, “enisa”, released a study on Good Practices for Security...