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Top Strategies to Improve Microcontroller Security (Part 2) (Download)

April 25, 2024

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Strong security requires a strong foundation. Before the MCU can secure the entire system, it must secure itself. While it’s vital to determine the relevant threat model and security policy for a specific product, some security solutions are very broadly applicable. Part 1 looked at a couple of the simpler solutions. Part 2 delves into other, more aggressive steps engineers can take to secure MCUs.

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