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Maciej Halasz
VP of EMEA Business Development and Technical Sales, Timesys
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- Secure Software Updates: Designing Ota Updates For Secure Embedded Linux Systems
Secure Software Updates: Designing Ota Updates For Secure Embedded Linux Systems
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About This Training
Building a secure embedded Linux-based device is a good start. But maintaining a strong security posture throughout your device’s production deployment and long-term maintenance is just as critical.
As the number of software vulnerabilities has exploded, customers are increasingly at risk of a data breach exploit if embedded system software is not updated to the latest available security fixes. At the same time, the update process must be secure to ensure it does not become an attack vector itself.
What You Will Learn
- Field updates of the software on your embedded systems, with Over-the-Air (OTA) and person-assisted processes
- Incremental updates, full OS updates and patching and how they fit in your product and maintenance processes
- Signing of packages and update images, server authentication and other key considerations for securely deploying updates and denying unauthorized software installs
Language
- English
Presentation
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