We are surrounded by a myriad of Internet of Things (IoT) devices that are connected through a variety of infrastructures. This makes them more vulnerable to attacks than ever before. As the threat level continues to increase, embedded developers need to prioritize the implementation of security in their IoT applications. One approach used to secure applications is to develop/design secrets or keys that create a unique secure identity for each device. These keys are programmed/provisioned into a secure location on a microcontroller (MCU) by a secure programming provider.
To simplify the implementation of security in your product, Microchip has partnered with Secure Thingz to enable the SAM L11 family of MCUs to be provisioned at a secure external programming center. The external programming center will provide you with a provisioning kit that includes a very simple graphical software tool to enable you to securely encrypt your cryptographic keys and firmware to secure the application. After you complete the provisioning kit, the programming center will then securely provision the SAM L11 MCUs to create a secure identity that can be used as a foundation for securing your application. This identity can be used for applications such as IP protection, cloud attestation, supply chain management, secure updates and more.
As this diagram illustrates, you will follow these two basic steps:
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