Bart Stevens will explain the advantages and challenges in using hardware IP to secure communications and to protect information within platforms
Bart Stevens presented “Embedded Security – Protection and Performance Using Hardware IP” at IP-SoC 2013

INSIDE Secure, the worldwide leader in complete solutions for embedded security, recently announced that Bart Stevens, INSIDE’s Director of Product Management, was a featured speaker at the IP-SoC 2013 Embedded Systems Conference and Exhibition, held November 6-7 in Grenoble, France. Stevens presented “Embedded Security – Protection and Performance Using Hardware IP” at 10:30am on November 7 as part of the Embedded Systems Track.

“Security threats to Internet connected devices continue to proliferate, from destructive viruses to sophisticated identity theft and financial fraud,” said Bart Stevens. “These threats are driving a growing demand to protect information while it is in transit and also while it is stored within all types of equipment. Embedded security protects the integrity of devices that range from smart phones and tablets to common equipment like printers and electrical power meters.”

Drawing on his real world experience, Stevens explained the advantages and challenges in using hardware IP to secure communications and to protect information within platforms. Stevens discussed enhanced threat resistance capabilities that can be delivered in combination with high performance by using an integrated module approach in the design of security-focused hardware IP.

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