The Right Way to Protect Your Embedded Designs

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How to Secure Your IoT Devices - Even If You're Not a Cryptography Expert   With regular news headlines about digital security breaches, businesses and individuals alike are becoming more interested in better ways to protect devices and networks. Smartphones, smart TVs, home security cameras, baby monitors, and even dolls have all been attacked. The fact is, the smarter and more connected our devices, the more vulnerable they can be to cybercriminals. So, the need for protection is evident. But how - especially if you're not a cryptography expert?   In a new white paper, Maxim examines why hardware-based security is more effective than software-based approaches. We also show how turnkey embedded security technologies make it easy and cost-effective for anyone to implement hardware-based security into their designs. Maxim is a proven expert in providing security solutions, protecting even the most sensitive application areas, from financial terminals to industrial networks and internet of things (IoT) devices. Download the white paper today to learn how to safeguard your next design >   Easily Implement Best-in-Class Security in New or Existing Systems DeepCover® Cryptographic Controller for Embedded Devices   The MAXQ1061 cryptographic controller makes it fast and easy to implement robust security for connected devices - without requiring firmware development. Turnkey solution: Rapidly upgrade your existing products, or implement security in new designs Advanced functions: Fast and solid cryptography for secure key storage and secure boot One-stop-shop security: Includes TLS/SSL communication support and easy certificate distribution No firmware development required: Accelerates time to market Learn more: MAXQ1061 ›

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