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Join this 27-minute roundtable discussion featuring industry experts from STMicroelectronics, NXP, Microchip, and Analog Devices as they explore the critical landscape of embedded security and regulatory compliance. Discover how securing embedded devices fundamentally differs from traditional data center security, as these systems operate "in the wild" in vehicles, home appliances, and medical devices without controlled environments or physical safeguards. Learn about the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and its global impact on manufacturers, who must now assess risk, implement countermeasures, and report vulnerabilities across hardware and software products throughout the entire value chain. Explore how regulations like NIST, PSA, IEC 62443, and ISO 21434 are reshaping development workflows across industries, requiring integration of cryptographic primitives, isolation mechanisms, and secure identity management into engineering processes. Understand the importance of implementing security from the first design phase through risk assessments, secure coding practices, secure boot implementation, and comprehensive documentation for regulatory compliance. Examine Secure Enclave technologies and isolated hardware environments designed to protect critical keys and processes, including implementations like Crypto Authentication, Trusted Execution Environments (TEE), and TrustZone that physically and logically isolate sensitive operations. Gain insights into the legal and operational consequences of noncompliance, as security transforms from optional feature to legal requirement and core business responsibility, with organizations facing potential litigation under new global standards for failing to design security into their products.
