Secure Embedded Platforms with Trusted Computing: Automotive and Other Systems in the Internet of Things Must Be Protected
White Paper
Secure Embedded Platforms with Trusted Computing: Automotive and Other Systems in the Internet of Things Must Be Protected - June 2012
The embedded systems market is going through a profound transformation right now. Historically, embedded systems builders assumed that their systems were ultimately built to stand alone. Typical embedded systems, such as those in todayÍs automobiles, might contain more than a hundred individual processors, with multiple in-vehicle networks and millions of lines of code. Even so, the vehicle is a closed system.
There are a few ways for the outside world to access the vehicle's embedded processors, but they almost all require physical presence with the vehicle.
Click here to read the entire white paper.
The embedded systems market is going through a profound transformation right now. Historically, embedded systems builders assumed that their systems were ultimately built to stand alone. Typical embedded systems, such as those in todayÍs automobiles, might contain more than a hundred individual processors, with multiple in-vehicle networks and millions of lines of code. Even so, the vehicle is a closed system.
There are a few ways for the outside world to access the vehicle's embedded processors, but they almost all require physical presence with the vehicle.
Click here to read the entire white paper.
Explore other guides & white papers
Guide
TCG Guidance Integrity Measurements Event Log Processing V1.0 R131
White Paper
TCG Guidance on Mobile Reference Architecture (MRA)
White Paper
Trusted Computing Future: Emerging Use Cases and Solutions
Become part of TCG
Membership is open to corporations, start‑ups, government, academia, and non‑profits. Join to influence specs in Work Groups, access drafts, network with experts, and submit products for TCG Certification.