Developing Secure IoT Devices with a Linux-based Container OS
Approaches to Security Requirements
Presented byAtmark Techno, Inc.
With the increasing demands for security in IoT devices, including requirements from the U.S. Cyber Trust Mark and the EU’s CRA and Japan Cyber STAR (JC-STAR), enhanced security requirements are becoming essential. Linux, commonly used as the OS for IoT devices, is often based on general-purpose distributions like Ubuntu/Debian or Yocto. What difficulties must be addressed for these systems to meet security requirements? In contrast, our company has developed the "Armadillo Base OS," a Linux-based container architecture OS. This session will highlight the benefits of a container-based system and explain how it meets security requirements, along with SBOM and GPLv3.
Speaker
Atmark Techno, Inc.
President and 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 800,000 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.