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A guide to securing your IoT device using TrustZone for Cortex-M
Examine concepts like Secure and Non-secure domains, setting up a TrustZone RTOS, and debugging a secure application.
Watch nowGetting started with TrustZone for Cortex-M
Develop a secure application starting with architecture design and isolation and ending with implementation. Watch a demo using the Microchip SAML11 TrustZone-enabled microcontroller.
Watch nowIoT security for software developers: how PSA can help...
Secure your IoT products with Platform Security Architecture (PSA) APIs, TrustZone technology and Trusted Firmware-M.
Watch nowThe Platform Security Architecture APIs
Learn to design IoT devices and use the PSA Functional APIs to build a secure product.
Watch nowAchieving a secure execution environment on NXP TrustZone-enabled MCUs
Implement a secure execution environment for microcontrollers. Learn how to maintain real-time and low-power properties of the system using NXP’s LPC5500 MCU series.
Watch nowUsing the TrustZone-enabled NuMicro M2351 and CMSIS-Zone
Develop secure IoT applications on the Nuvoton NuMicro M2351. Learn how to apply the approach on real target hardware, using CMSIS-Zone for setting up the Secure and Non-secure partitions.
Watch nowWorking with TrustZone in a secure IAR Systems workflow
Set up a secure development workflow using IAR Embedded Workbench and IAR Systems C-Trust tool. Use IAR Embedded Workbench to create reliable, efficient TrustZone-based applications.
Watch nowSecure IoT with Microchip and Kinibi-M
Use the Trustonic Kinibi-M to program a MicroChip SAML11 microcontroller, based on the Arm Cortex-M33 processor with TrustZone technology. Generate secure messages that a server or cloud can validate from a device for decryption and display.
Watch nowSoftware developers guide to IoT security
Learn key concepts for developing secure IoT applications including analyzing a system, creating and implementing secure software, and certifying that a system is secure.
Read hereUsing TrustZone on Armv8-M
Learn about the features in CMSIS and Keil MDK,so that you can use the Secure and Non-secure domains in the Armv8-M architecture.
Read hereSecure software guidelines for Armv8‑M based platforms
Examine the requirements for creating secure software on an Armv8‑M-based platform.
Read hereArmv8‑M processor debug
Learn how to handle the various debug event sources on the Armv8-M architecture.
Read hereArmv8‑M exception handling
Examine how the processor responds to an exception, the properties associated with each exception, and the return behavior.
Read hereRTOS design considerations for Armv8‑M based platforms
Learn about the processor features that have been extended in the Armv8-M architecture that can affect RTOS design.
Read hereACLE extensions for Armv8‑M
Learn about the Arm C Language Extensions (ACLE) for the Armv8-M architecture and how they build a Secure image.
Read hereArmv8-M processor power management secure state protection
Learn about the interaction between processor power management and security implications.
Read hereTrustZone forArmv8-M
Learn about the security features in the Armv8-M architecture and understand how to configure the Security Attribution Unit to set up Secure and Non-secure memory regions.
Learn moreTrustZone for Armv8-M secure system design
Examine the architectural features that underpin the security partitioning at a software level and how security can be implemented in the wider system using AMBA ABH5.
Learn moreMbed OS
Mbed OS is a leading open-source RTOS for Arm processors. Use Mbed OS to develop IoT software, generate optimized code with Arm C/C++ Compiler and run code on hundreds of hardware platforms.
Learn moreCMSIS-Pack
A CMSIS-Pack is a software pack that includes source, header, and library files, and documentation, source code templates, and example projects. The pack enables proactive software deployment for specific MCU devices.
Learn moreTrusted Firmware-M
Trusted Firmware-M provides open-source reference documents, specifications, and APIs of PSA-trusted code for Armv8-M based microcontrollers to help you build secure devices.
Learn moreKeil MDK
Keil MDK includes the components that you need to build and debug Arm-based embedded applications, including Arm Compiler, IDE, debugger, RTOS, and middleware.
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Answered | Non-secure configuration of UART1 on Arm Musca-A1 | 0 votes | 8211 views | 4 replies | Latest 9 months ago by Daniel Oliveira | Answer this |
Suggested answer | Limit NSC calls to specified RTOS tasks. | 1 votes | 6304 views | 1 replies | Latest 10 months ago by Ken.Liu | Answer this |
Discussion | SAU vs. IDAU in a System with Multiple Masters Latest yesterday by Chris Reed | 5 replies 10030 views |
Suggested answer | Arm Musca A1 - SRAM0 MPC Security attribute during boot Latest 7 days ago by Daniel Oliveira | 2 replies 1892 views |
Suggested answer | Switching from 32bit to 64bit Latest 3 months ago by 42Bastian Schick | 1 replies 1859 views |
Not answered | MPU_S and cmse_check_address_range Started 8 months ago by EugeneH | 0 replies 2911 views |
Answered | Non-secure configuration of UART1 on Arm Musca-A1 Latest 9 months ago by Daniel Oliveira | 4 replies 8211 views |
Suggested answer | Limit NSC calls to specified RTOS tasks. Latest 10 months ago by Ken.Liu | 1 replies 6304 views |