Keeping embedded system products secure requires ongoing, constant monitoring and management of Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) throughout the production lifecycle.
With the constant flood of CVEs reported each week, you need to have a process for understanding the …
Securing your embedded system devices is no longer just a final step in product development.
Security today must be a continuous process, a focus at every stage of your software development, release and maintenance cycles.
That’s because today’s vulnerability environment is radically different from the past. Hundreds of vulnerabilities that may or may not affect your …
Security is critical throughout the lifetime of an embedded system. Continually changing threat environments, new deployment modes and third-party software updates mean that the BSP software for an embedded system device can no longer remain static and “frozen.”
We explored embedded system security and best practices for maintaining a BSP throughout its lifecycle in a recent webinar with our partner NXP.
If you missed the webinar, be sure to catch the replay …
Have you been developing embedded devices for years? Are you considering building your first operating system based product and looking at using embedded Linux? You are not alone.
Many companies that have historically been developing MCU based products are now being pushed by market and customer requirements to offer better, more feature-rich and more capable devices. In order to deliver the desired features, many new designs require a …
As the product manager for TimeStorm, I am often asked the following two questions about TimeStorm, our Integrated Development Environment (IDE):
There is no simple answer to these questions. Or is there?
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