Data I/O Joins Industry Leaders to Discuss Securing Connected Devices at Arm TechCon 2018
Redmond, WA, October 15, 2018 – Data I/O Corporation (NASDAQ: DAIO), a leading global provider of advanced data programming and security provisioning solutions for flash-memory, flash-based microcontrollers, secure elements and authentication ICs, will join industry leaders to discuss best practices for designing and securing Arm based microcontrollers into IoT applications at Arm TechCon 2018. Arm TechCon takes place from Tuesday, October 16th – Thursday, October 18th at the San Jose Convention Center in San Jose, CA.
“Securing connected devices requires collaboration across the supply chain from silicon partners, development tools, distribution partners, manufacturing and cloud based device management services. Data I/O, in collaboration with industry leading partners, enables the design and manufacture of IoT devices with hardware based security for any OEM regardless of size, volume or in-house security expertise,” said Anthony, Ambrose, President and CEO of Data I/O Corporation. “Data I/O’s SentriX® Security Provisioning Platform provide an end-to-end security provisioning solution that is equally suited for provisioning one device or millions of devices. Arm TechCon presents us with a unique opportunity to meet with partners across the supply chain and OEM engineers to discuss how we are democratizing hardware based security to enable a safer and connected IoT.”
Data I/O will present during the following conference sessions:
Wednesday, October 17th at 2:30 pm to 3:20 pm
Presentation: “How Security Provisioning Considerations Affect Your Armv8-M based Firmware Design Process”
Presenters: Steve Pancoast, COO at Secure Thingz and Rajeev Gulati, CTO at Data I/O
Thursday, October 18th 4:30 pm to 5:20 pm
Panel Discussion: A More Secure IoT: Fact or Fake News?
Panelists:
• Anthony Ambrose, President and CEO at Data I/O
• Haydn Povey, CEO at Secure Thingz
• Andrew Frame, Director of Business Development – IoT Device IP Line of Business at Arm
• Helena Handschuh, Fellow at Rambus
• Moderator: Ed Sperling, Editor-in-Chief of SemiEngineering
