The Reason ARM Will Win IoT!
November 16, 2015
After spending the week in Silicon Valley at ARM TechCon and related meetings, there was one common thread amongst the presentations and conversations and that was security. No matter what the topic was, mobile, consumer or industrial IoT, wearables, automotive, etc… security always came up. The question I had was how will companies approach security organizationally?
Take ARM for example, do they have one security group or security specialists in each product group? Do they approach security horizontally, vertically, or diagonally in regards to the different market segments? The answer of course is “all of the above” because security will be one of the most critical aspects of system level design and that starts with silicon, absolutely.
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