Internet of Things has changed the rules of the game; Security is now a Safety problem and security legislation forces manufacturers to have proven security in their devices. Hardware Security is critical in an IoT device, but all hardware must be programmed correctly by Software; otherwise, the idle hardware security features do not help. Security also needs software level protection mechanism. Herein, the software platform, called "Operating System", is critical because, an

Marking a key milestone in IoT security, startup organisation Zaya has been announced as one of the first Operating Systems to pass the Arm Platform Security Architecture (PSA) certification scheme, PSA Certified™. Anything connected to the internet is subject to continual attack, so provable security is increasingly important. Despite this, consistent security testing isn’t happening today, and the result is a lack of trust in connected devices. If IoT is to meet its potenti

ZAYA Secure Kernel is a Rich and Secure Operating system for small IoT devices which is designed to meet security certification/regulation requirements. We are excited to announce the ZAYA Secure Kernel demonstrations on public development environments/boards. Please see the following table for supported boards. * PSA : Platform Security Architecture * PCI : Payment Card Industry Regulations Please use Keil uVision® IDE to get all demonstration resources as explained in the a

In the age of the Internet of Things, more and more devices are getting connected; and security is the most critical requirement for connected devices. We have cryptography stacks and algorithms to protect data transaction between devices but is it enough to secure the whole ecosystem? In one honest word: no. Security is more than encryption, and therefore each layer from Hardware to Cloud needs to be studied carefully. Herein, we could mention lots of layers in security, but

The game-changing secure operating system for Internet of Things devices is ready. How secure are the products you manufacture? From cameras and speakers, to smart meters and tracking systems, just about every device is becoming connected. IHS Markit predicts Internet of Things (IoT) devices will jump 12 percent on average annually worldwide: from nearly 27 billion in 2017 to 125 billion in 2030 (it’s already nearly doubled in two years, from 15.4 billion in 2015). Media cove