3 Essential Networking Security Concepts for Your Silicon Design
June 2, 2014
As data moves between systems…
all users (companies, governments, individuals) …
want to protect its integrity (ensure that it hasn’t been altered) …
and its confidentiality (ensure it hasn’t been intercepted and copied).
Your next chip must provide that protection. As you start to think about where communications security fits in your networking silicon design, it’s worth reviewing some essential concepts.
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