Las Vegas, Nevada
Stefan Thom of Microsoft, who currently participates in TCG’s IoT group, will speak on Wed., Aug. 19, 8:30 – 9:30 a.m. on “How and Why to Make the IoT Trusted”. He will address establishing a strong hardware device identity to enable measurable trust for IoT devices and their data.
Thom also will participate in a panel session, also on Wed., Aug. 19, 4:30 p.m., on “The Biggest IoT Challenges Faced by Developers.” He will be joined by panelists David Kleidermacher, BlackBerry, Christian Legare, Micrium, and Chuck Byers, Cisco Systems.
Abstract:
The challenges a design engineer faces when attempting to make secure and reliable connections to the IoT are plentiful. May of them have been well documented, but many have not. In this panel session, we’ll uncover some of the issues that a designer may not be aware of, with potential solutions to those hurdles.
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