Understanding Fault Injection Attacks and Their Mitigation
Fault injection is the art of manipulating hardware behavior through voltage spikes, electromagnetic transmissions or laser impulses. Successful fault injection attacks can
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Harnessing Silicon-Based Security to Achieve a Competitive Advantage
27% of enterprise IT and business decision makers indicated a supplier’s proven security capabilities are the top factor in their selection criteria, according
Pushing the Envelope for AI and ADAS with GDDR6
Building on a strong history as the go-to solution for PC and gaming console graphics, the latest iteration of GDDR is an
Memory Systems for AI and Leading-Edge Applications
Thanks to rapid advancements in computing, neural networks are fueling tremendous growth in AI for a broad spectrum of applications. Learn about
Understanding Side-channel Attacks, Their Implications, and How to Test a System’s Resistance
Side-channel attacks are low cost, non-invasive, and can completely subvert an electronic system’s security. Watch this webinar to learn more about the
Hidden Signals: Memory and Interconnect Decisions for AI, IoT and 5G
Watch this webinar to learn about the components that move, accelerate, and store the data that enable the applications of the future
Secure Silicon IP Series: When One is Not Enough: Multiple Roots of Trust (Part Three)
With a hardware root of trust, security protocols and applications can be run within a secure perimeter of an SoC, keeping keys
Secure Silicon IP Series: Will the Real Root of Trust Please Stand Up? (Part Two)
In simple terms, a root of trust is the security foundation for a system-on-a-chip (SoC) or electronic system. Any functionality that needs
Secure Silicon IP Series: Complexity vs. Security (Part One)
This webinar will explore some of the threats facing SoC and processor designers and how can SoCs be architected for both performance
