SECURITY CAN'T BE AN AFTERTHOUGHT.
Connected devices are everywhere—from cars and industrial controllers to medical equipment, smart devices, and embedded Linux systems. As these products become more connected, the consequences of getting security wrong become more serious.
Secure by Design for Embedded Devices is a practical guide to building embedded products that are designed to resist attacks, protect sensitive systems, and remain secure throughout their operational lifetime.
Instead of treating security as a checklist or a final-stage review, this book shows you how to make security part of the engineering process from the beginning—from requirements and threat modeling through hardware, firmware, operating systems, communications, updates, and fleet operations.
You'll learn how the different layers of embedded security fit together and, more importantly, why each control matters, what it protects, and what can happen when it is missing.
INSIDE THIS BOOK, YOU'LL LEARN HOW TO:
MORE THAN A SECURITY CHECKLIST
One of the biggest mistakes in embedded security is assuming that one technology can solve everything.
Secure boot does not compensate for an insecure application. Strong cryptography does not help if encryption keys are poorly protected. A hardened operating system does not eliminate vulnerabilities in the services running on top of it.
Real security comes from layers working together.
WHO THIS BOOK IS FOR
It is especially useful for:
You don't need to be a dedicated security researcher to benefit from this book. What you need is a technical foundation and a desire to build products that are secure by architecture—not merely secure by intention.
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Da: California Books, Miami, FL, U.S.A.
Condizione: New. Print on Demand. Codice articolo I-9798172252105
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