Developing IoT Devices with SoM and Container-Based Linux OS
- Achieve JC-STAR-compliant security
Presented byAtmark Techno, Inc.
The adoption of System on Module (SoM) significantly reduces the complexity of carrier board design, development time, and costs. Atmark Techno's Armadillo Base OS (ABOS) is a container-based Linux OS that not only features a lightweight and compact OS architecture but also includes OTA (Over The Air) update capabilities, robust implementations to enhance reliability, and mechanisms to meet the security requirements of JC-STAR. By combining SoM with ABOS, developers can address security requirements while minimizing the development effort and duration for IoT devices, allowing them to focus on application development. In this session, we will discuss the security mechanisms implemented in ABOS.
- Safety & Security
Speaker
Atmark Techno, Inc.
President & CEO
Tomohiro Saneyoshi
After working for three years in the development of communication devices at a venture company in Sapporo, founded Atmark Techno, Inc. in 1999. In 2001, released the "Armadillo," an embedded platform with Linux and Arm processor, which has grown into a well-established brand with over 900,000 units shipped. Recently, has been leading the development of Linux-based container OS and device management services, focusing on secure and long-term operable IoT devices.
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