3 Key Requirements to Lock in Security for Your Next Design

What do video cameras, cars, point-of-sales terminals, and baby monitors have in common? Each has been hacked. In today’s smart, connected world, products we use every day are more vulnerable to cyberattacks. According to Gartner, 20% of enterprise attacks will involve the IoT in 2020.

But all too often, security remains an afterthought—often because of misconceptions over how much time, effort, and money is required.

Get the real scoop by attending our webinar, "3 Key Requirements to Lock in Security for Your Design." You’ll learn:

Why it’s critical to design security in early
Why software-based security is misleading
How hardware-based security offers the most robust protection
And how turnkey embedded security delivers the authenticity, confidentiality, and integrity that are essential to meeting security requirements without impacting your design cycle

Speaker Bio - Reza Ahmadi

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