How to Secure IoT Edge Device from Multiple Attacks?
November 23, 2015
In the 1990’s, designing for performance was the main challenge and the marketing message for Intel processors was limited to the core frequency. Then designers had to optimize power consumption to target mobile phones/smartphone and build power efficient SoC, low power but high performance devices. Now in 2015 the semi industry realizes that security is becoming a very strong requirement almost mandatory to support emerging systems expected to equip every house, car, factory or body. If you think that security is optional, just remember that tomorrow’ electronic systems will have to be built to support a changing world, just take Paris attacks as an example of today’ reality …
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