The best way to keep your software secure is to place it into a safe and then bury it in your back garden… well not quite, but let me explain what I mean.
Phil Eisen
Phil joined Irdeto in 2001, where he was co-inventor and principal developer of white-box AES. After leading the team responsible for white-box cryptography and data transformations, he was a lead designer and developer on several DRM solutions, as well as Irdeto’s innovative cardless CA system. Phil is currently part of the System Architecture team, helping define features across all products in the Cloakware® Marketing Unit. Prior to Irdeto, his other positions include Director of Engineering at Perspecys/Blue Coat Canada, and Cryptomathematician at Communications Security Establishment. Phil holds a Master of Mathematics from the University of Waterloo.
Think secure hardware is everywhere? Think again! (The results might shock you!)
Is your device protected by secure hardware? The answer might surprise you! In this blog, we take a deeper look into what secure hardware is, how commonplace it is in devices, why some manufactures might not include it, how reliable it is and some other possible security options that can be used instead.