ARM explains how it will help secure billions of devices

Device and ecosystem security are becoming increasingly important as billions more devices are connected. While security may not be as important for simple Internet of Things devices, the sheer amount of data being produced will need to be protected from sophisticated attacks.

ARM argues that built-in security should be the cornerstone of any good processor design, and Ian Ferguson, VP of Segment marketing, explains what ARM is doing to promote ecosystem-wide security through its range of IP.

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