The Importance of Protecting Your Cryptographic Keys

In past decades, data security was identified with massive physically secure data centers and corporate controlled computing assets. Today’s reality is that many software applications are running on unmanaged devices in vulnerable and targeted networks. Adversaries can easily gain physical access to many devices that need to protect internal secrets, including mobile phones, IoT devices, automobiles, set-top boxes, and medical equipment. In this paper, Zimperium will focus on one particular security risk that is inevitable in today’s open and insecure digital environments — namely, the security of cryptographic keys. Download here to find out...

In past decades, data security was identified with massive physically secure data centers and corporate controlled computing assets. Today’s reality is that many software applications are running on unmanaged devices in vulnerable and targeted networks. Adversaries can easily gain physical access to many devices that need to protect internal secrets, including mobile phones, IoT devices, automobiles, set-top boxes, and medical equipment.

In this paper, Zimperium will focus on one particular security risk that is inevitable in today’s open and insecure digital environments — namely, the security of cryptographic keys.

Download here to find out more.

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