Cybersecurity: What You Need to Know and Do to Protect Yourself and Your Business Tiedemann Advisors Speaker Series April 29, 2021 Cybersecurity has never been more important than it is today. Every risk management strategy for a family or business…
July 28, 2020 By Katherine Hsu, Hex Five Security Inc. By Diptesh Nandi, Microchip Original post https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/industry-articles/an-example-of-securing-in-cabin-ai-using-tee-on-a-secure-fpga-soc/ This article discusses trusted execution environments — already used in a variety of connected devices — by showing how using TEE and an…
June 3, 2020 By Sandro Pinto, Head of Research and Development at Hex Five Security Inc. Original post https://riscv.org/2020/06/strengthening-the-internet-of-things-with-a-secure-risc-v-iot-stack/ The Internet of Things, also known as the IoT, refers to the billions of physical devices around the world that are…
June 1, 2020 At Hex Five, we’re focused on finding ways to improve our products and provide a better customer experience. We want to help you build out a proof of concept that works for your business. The Hex Five…
Cesare Garlati & Boran Car August 28, 2019 Previous approaches to securing IoT devices are based on the use of complex hardware mechanisms or container virtualization. With Trusted Execution Environments (TEE), on the other hand, it is easy to securely…
August 4, 2019 July 25 was a gorgeous summer day in San Francisco Bay Area. It’s also when the Keystone Enclave team hosted the 2019 Open-Source Enclave Workshop at University of California, Berkeley. Industry and academic luminaries representing 23 organizations…
July 6, 2019 At the Zurich RISC-V Workshop in June, Professor Sandro Pinto and his team at Universidade do Minho, Portugal, presented their work that describes the first fully functional framework for developing secure Internet-of-Things (IoT) systems on RISC-V processors.…
Nov 15, 2018 - In our engagements with partners, customers and investors, we frequently get asked - "Why RISC-V?" Wouldn't it make more sense to build a simple Trusted Execution Environment for a larger installed base like ARM or x86?…