Modern Network Security Protocols for Embedded Systems ( Vortrag )

Referent:	Frank van den Berg , Green Hills Software
Vortragsreihe:	Sichere Software
Zeit:	08. Dezember 5: 14:45-15:25
Co-Referenten:	This presentation will be prepared and given by David Kleidrmacher CTO of Green Hills Software

Zielgruppe

Entwicklung

Themenbereiche

Implementierung, Sichere Software

Kurzfassung

Many modern embedded systems have cryptographic security requirements, driven by embedded intellectual property protection, secure remote management, digital rights management, financial transactions in Internet-connected devices, and more. This paper will provide an overview of the latest and most important cryptographic algorithms such as AES-­GCM and Elliptic Curves and network security protocols such as TLS v1.2, DTLS, and IKE v2. The paper will demonstrate how to make practical use of these tools in embedded systems and provide useful advice regarding performance, footprint, key management, and certification standards such as Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) 140-­?2 and Suite-B. This presentation is intended for embedded engineers (software, hardware, systems) who either have minimal experience in using network security protocols and cryptography or those who have a general understanding but lack practical experience integrating these features.

Nutzen und Besonderheiten

Networked embedded systems are vulnerable when built on insecure architectures. Protection at various levels is needed one of which is the network level. Too often network security is overlooked, or deemed to complicated for the embedded systm to handle. This presentation should give an insight what network security is about.

Über den Referenten

Software development tools Realtime operating systems Certification for industrial safety and security