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IOTSF Secure Design Best Practice Guides
From the course: IoT Product Security
IOTSF Secure Design Best Practice Guides
I'm Matthew Clark, and this is Lesson 6.8: IoTSF Secure Design Best Practice Guides. In this lesson, we're going to cover the secure design best practice guides. We're going to briefly go over specific entries in this guide for various sections such as physical security, side channel attacks, device security boot, secure operating systems, credential management, encryption, and so forth. So let's get started. The IoTSF Secure Design Best Practice Guide is just one of many guides from the IoT Security Foundation, and I would recommend you to take a look at their guides and download them. They are full of really good information. We're going to use this particular one. When I'm going to look at everything that's in this guide, we're going to select some and hopefully, none of this information should be absolutely new. It'll be a good checkpoint for our learning as we kind of review everything up to this point, all the modules that we reviewed as we go through this information, we should…
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Manufacturing and provisioning9m 30s
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Vulnerability management and patching: Part 19m 41s
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Vulnerability management and patching: Part 211m 51s
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Vulnerability Disclosure Program: Part 17m 26s
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Vulnerability Disclosure Program: Part 27m 49s
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Vulnerability Disclosure Program: Part 38m 26s
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Device ownership8m 3s
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IOTSF Secure Design Best Practice Guides7m 4s
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