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Device Management in the Internet of Things Why It Matters and How to Achieve It Data may be the hero of the Internet of Things (IoT) story but the real workhorses are the devices at the edge of the IoT system Theyrsquove been deployed to generate and transmit data to a centralized platform or to perform an automated task that in turn generates data The perfor-mance of the system as a whole often hinges on the health of these devices If a device sensor embedded agent or gateway begins faltering the consequences can range from minor disruption to dire

REMOTE CONTROL FOR THE DEVICE LIFECYCLEFrom the initial design stage device manufacturers and system developers need to take into account a devicersquos entire operating lifecycle from the time it is deployed until it is decommissioned Over that time several distinct but interrelated issues need to be addressed

Commissioning and provisioning Once devices are deployed and connected operators must activate and provision them This can mean literally going from device to device with a thumb drive and loading applications or performing upgrades manually System operators need the means to configure provision and manage field devices remotely

Security Hackers often target endpoint devices as a means of gaining entry to the system as a whole Security breaches at the device level can have severe conse-quences including steep financial losses damage to cred-ibility and trust or even endangerment of human life Securing devices is particularly problematic because they are vulnerable to both physical tampering and network- borne threats

Monitoring and management System operators need tools to monitor the health and performance of devices remotely and check for security vulnerabilities They also need to be able to send ldquoinstructionsrdquo to devices to fix a problem or change a function often based on data that has been received from those same devices This requires a two-way or ldquoround-triprdquo communication capability in which responses to the devices can be automated

Integration IoT systems that generate and deliver data from field devices need a point of integration with enter-prise systems that can aggregate analyze and act upon that data

Updates and upgrades Devices in enterprise applica-tions may be expected to operate and perform for years The software running on them likely will require constant updating bug fixes and security patches They will also require periodic software upgrades both to avoid per-formance degradation and to take advantage of software improvements that will bring greater speed capacity and efficiency Once an upgrade or a new application has been developed operators need the means to deploy it quickly to many devices at a time

Decommissioning Developers need to plan for the end of the devicersquos life at the design stage Operators need to be able to securely remove a device from service ensuring that it is truly ldquodeadrdquo and does not expose a vulnerability that intruders could exploit

THE ANSWER IN THE CLOUDDevice management should be part of an IoT strategy from inception But trying to build capabilities for device management and two-way communication increases the cost and complexity of development and slows time-to-deployment

A more practical solution is to leverage technology designed specifically for IoT device deployment and management Wind Riverreg Helixtrade Device Cloud makes this possible by enabling operators to safely and securely monitor manage service and update devices in the field

Device Cloud automatically collects and integrates data from hundreds or thousands of disparate devices machines and systems enabling operators to track device status and content share data among engineers and proactively determine when updates are needed

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CONTENTSFEATURES

The 2016 IoT Design Guide uncovers the latest technologies and techniques available to designers of connected systems including secure firmware updates cloud authentication and fog computing Dozens of development tools and solutions can also be found in the IoT Design Resource Guide beginning on page 29

COVER

WEB EXTRAS Silicon Labs acquires Micrium

in bid to provide complete IoT development solutions ndash Embedded Computing Design

By Rich Nass Embedded Computing Design Brand Director and Brandon Lewis Technology Editor

httpbitlySiliconLabs_Micrium

Smart home hindered by ease of configuration cost

By Rory Dear Technical Contributor httpbitlySmartHomeCandC

Connected car HERE now autonomous driving coming later

By Majeed Ahmed Automotive Contributor httpbitlyConnectedCarHERE

Z-Wave opens up as smart home connectivity battle closes in

By Brandon Lewis Technology Editor httpbitlyZWaveSmartHome

Check these boxes before deploying IoT devices

By Donald Schleede Digi International httpbitlyIoTBoxChecking

COLUMN7 IOT INSIDER ndash AI for the embedded IoT By Brandon Lewis Technology Editor

8 AWS Microchip deliver trust anchor for end-to-end IoT security By Brandon Lewis Technology Editor

12 Advances in sensing connectivity and control fuel IIoT designs By Wiren Perera ON Semiconductor

16 Secure firmware update considerations for ultra-low power MCUs

By Bhargavi Nisarga and Luis Reynoso Texas Instruments

20 The IoT doesnrsquot need PoCs By David Smith MultiTech Systems

23 The IoT needs fog computing By Angelo Corsaro PrismTech

26 CIA and TPM to secure the IoT By Guenther Fischer Wibu-Systems AG

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Industrial IoT Platform MCUs and MPUs RTOS and Tools Security Sensors Smart Home Wireless Cloud

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The Internet of Things (IoT) has been touted as the next Industrial Revolution with pervasive connectivity and the insights it can generate offering a new digital lens for viewing and managing the physical world But in addition to the tangible process efficiencies and quality of life improvements expected from the IoT itrsquos also a stepping stone to perhaps the greatest achievement in human history artificial intelligence (AI)

In many ways the technological progression of AI and the IoT are intertwined IoT will provide the information that fuels our data-driven economy while AI is the engine that will consume it Though both paradigms are still in their infancy eachrsquos suc-cess is contingent upon the otherrsquos The IoT can never reach its potential without a mechanism for autonomously processing large heterogeneous data sets just as AI is incapable of expanding without being fed massive amounts of data

Like many other IoT-enabling technologies however AI research and development has largely been restricted to the IT sector as the complexity of convolutional neural networks (CNNs) hidden Markov models (HMMs) natural language pro-cessing and other disciplines used in the creation of machine learning algorithms and deep neural networks (DNNs) requires storage and computing resources usually only accessible on a data center scale Likewise programming methodologies have been tuned to IT developers with tools such as R Python SQL Excel RapidMiner Hadoop Spark and Tableau being the most widely employed by data analysts and computer scientists working in the AI field

This gap between AI and data collection at the physicaldigital interchange is a common complication for the IoT which is just beginning to drive the integration of IT and operational tech-nology (OT) Nonetheless itrsquos a gap that must be bridged

AI for the embedded IoTOne of AIrsquos early excursions into the OT space came with the release of the NVIDIA Jetson TK1 platform in 2014 Based on the Tegra K1 system on chip (SoC) and its 192-core Kepler GPU and quad-core ARM Cortex-A15 the Jetson TK1 brought data center-level compute performance to computer vision robotics and automotive applications but also provided embedded engineers with a development platform for the CUDA Deep Neural Network (cuDNN) library The cuDNN primitives enabled operations such as activation functions forward and backward convolution normalization and tensor transformations required for DNN training and inferencing and the combination of this technology with the Jetson TK1rsquos 10 W power envelope meant

that deep learning frameworks such as Caffe and Torch could be accessed and executed on smaller OT devices

Today that groundwork has been extended as the Jetson TK1rsquos successor the Jetson TX1 system on module (SoM) contains 256 CUDA cores an ARM Cortex-A57 CPU and is capable of 1 TFLOPS performance Machine learning tools and libraries are also more widely available through the NVIDIA JetPack 23 an evolution of the original set of cuDNN libraries that better serves OT developers by packaging the CUDA Toolkit 8 devel-opment environment for building GPU-based applications in C and C++ camera and Video4Linux2 (V4L2) APIs the TensorRT inferencing engine and cuDNN 51 which now sup-ports recurrent neural networks (RNNs) and long short-term memory (LSTM) networks An NVIDIA benchmark shows that optimizations in the Jetson TX1 and JetPack 23 can permit up to 20 times better energy efficiency than CPUs running com-parable deep learning workloads while still maintaining an 8-10 W power draw on the TX1 under typical workloads

Never stop learningAs the IoT produces data for the AI revolution the need to monitor the progression of machine learning technologies has also become apparent This not only ensures that intelligent sys-tems endowed with learning capabilities properly pursue the objectives of their education but also that human developers properly refine the underlying frameworks and libraries upon which machine learning is based to meet desired end goals

For this purpose Cornell Computer Science PhD Jason Yosinski created the Deep Visualization Toolbox an open-source project that allows users to observe the various layers of a DNN to infer how machine learning platforms compute answers to complex problems A video demonstration of the Deep Visualization Toolbox running on the Jetson TX1 devel-oper kit can be viewed in the web version of this article at httpbitlyAIforIoT and for those of you fortunate enough to be visiting CES in 2017 NVIDIA typically showcases deep learning technologies at its automotive booth in North Hall

Itrsquos just the beginning but an IoT inflection point is occurring at the intersection of IT and embedded That inflection point is AI

AI for the embedded IoTBy Brandon Lewis Technology Editor blewisopensystemsmediacom

IoT INSIDER

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ldquoIOT WILL PROVIDE THE INFORMATION THAT

FUELS OUR DATA-DRIVEN ECONOMY WHILE AI

IS THE ENGINE THAT WILL CONSUME ITrdquo

Special Feature

Digital certificates such as X509 used by the transport layer security (TLS) protocol are ingrained in

almost every aspect of our digital lives Whether sending a secure e-mail checking a bank account balance or

performing any other action that requires an encrypted online connection these certificates authenticate the

identity of parties involved in the electronic exchange of information to prevent for example man-in-the-middle

attacks whereby a malicious actor impersonates one entity and potentially alters or misrepresents the content

being exchanged

AWS Microchip deliver trust anchor for end-to-end IoT securityBy Brandon Lewis Technology Editor

Certification authorities (CAs) sign digital certificates as proof that they have validated a root certificate containing an entityrsquos public key which is mathematically associated with a unique private key that remains secret as part of an entityrsquos asymmetric publicprivate key pair (Figures 1A and 1B) This key exchange and verification mechanism between user and CA instills confidence in any recipient of the digital certificate that its sender is in fact who they attest to be

However outside of the enterpriseIT community digital certificates have primarily been used to validate servers only Client authentication is typically not implemented in most applications because it requires certificate provisioning for large sets of heterogeneous end users which complicates the management of a public key infra-structure (PKI) But with the Internet of Things (IoT) introducing billions of clients that not only retrieve information from the cloud but also send data to it the requirement for mutual authentication ndash or the immediate two-way authentication of both clients and servers ndash has steadily increased to ensure overall system integrity

AWS mutual authentication and Just-In-Time RegistrationWith the release of the AWS IoT platform last year Amazon Web Services (AWS) intro-duced mutual authentication to the IoT space As mentioned mutual authentication

technology helps verify the integrity of all parties in a system of systems archi-tecture but also introduces problems related to certificate provisioning for client-side devices

In response AWS released a service this April called ldquoUse Your Own Certificaterdquo which allows original equipment manu-facturers (OEMs) to register digital certificates signed by a third-party CA with the AWS IoT platform using an API The Use Your Own Certificate feature implies that the key exchange required for the creation of a digital certificate can occur independent of a client con-nection with AWS IoT servers and per-haps even before the device itself is connected to the Internet introducing a


new possibility for OEMs Unique cryp-tographic keys can be generated for each device during production signed by a CA as part of an offline digital cer-tificate verification process and then loaded into the AWS IoT platform to await a service request from systems containing the corresponding key pairs This process also lays the groundwork for the latest capability in the AWS IoT portfolio Just-In-Time Registration (JITR) announced in August

JITR is somewhat of a turning point for the IoT in that as the term implies devices can automatically connect to and be recognized by the AWS IoT cloud the first time they request service from the platform This type of immediate autonomous onboarding of devices with cloud services is critical given the pro-jected number of IoT connections but is contingent upon the devices connecting being pre-equipped with unique trusted

private keys in order to enable services such as the Use Your Own Certificate API and to prevent impersonation attacks (Figure 2) It also requires that devices be equipped with the correct server configurations and policies to help facilitate the onboarding process which must also be kept secure

FIGURE 2Just-in-time registration (JITR) allows devices to connect with AWS IoT servers the first time they attempt a service connection but requires that the Use Your Own Certificate API be leveraged first to upload device certificates into AWS IoT

IoTDevice

NNIoT OEM AWS Account

1st TLS Mutual Authentication with AWS IoT

AWS IoT automatically registers the Device Certificate in the account

Device NN

IoT Device Certicates

PrivateKey

PublicKey

CertificationAuthority

Identification

UserIdentification

PublicKey Request

toCertification

AuthorityUserIdentification

User Certification Authority Digital Certificate

VerifyUser

Identification

BuildCertificate

forUser

Return to User

(1) Certification Request (name + public key)

(4) Verify CA Signature(3) Alice sends certificate to Bob (providing access to Alicersquos public key)

(2) Message (signed with CArsquos private key)

Alice

Bob

Certification Authority

(CA)

FIGURE 1A

FIGURE 1B

FIGURE 1A AND 1B As shown in Figure 1A digital certificates are generated by certificate authorities (CAs) who sign off on the public key of entities attempting to establish secure online connections (Figure 1B)


The challenge of device manufacturers is to ensure that these keys and poli-cies remain secret and secure from the time a device is manufactured through the onboarding process and even after a product reaches end of life (EOL) Previously this has been attempted through the installation of hardware security modules (HSMs) in secure rooms at factories periodic factory security audits and time box proto-cols that attempt to define an accept-able onboarding period for devices Unfortunately these methods tend to be either expensive or inexact and also donrsquot account for threats that could compromise systems deployed in the field such as physical tampering

Hardware-based elliptic curve cryptography anchors trust in IoT 2016 has also seen significant news from the other side of the IoT technology spectrum as semiconductor vendor Microchip acquired competitor Atmel for approximately $36 billion earlier this year Among other technologies the pur-chase netted Microchip access to Atmelrsquos portfolio of security ICs including elliptic curve cryptography-based (ECC-based) CryptoAuthentication devices such as the ECC508A (Figure 3)

The ECC508A is noteworthy in the framework of AWS IoTrsquos mutual authen-tication Use Your Own Certificate and JITR capabilities in that the elliptic curve

Diffie-Hellman (ECDH) key agreement protocol it employs enables the internal gener-ation and storage of private keys These keys remain protected through the life of the device due to tamper-resistant architectural features of the chip including internally encrypted memory isolated power rails a memory and logic shield internal clock generation and a lack of probe points that protect against real-world threats such as emissions analysis microprobe power cycling and timing attacks This secure storage space can also be used to house pre-configured AWS server policies resulting in a device that contains all of the information needed for digital certificate authentication and onboarding required by JITR

As seen in wolfSSLrsquos wolfCrypt benchmark of an embedded SSLTLS stack running on the ECC508A the hardware-based crypto acceleration of the chip also offloads encryption tasks from a host processor resulting in improved overall system perfor-mance (Figure 4)

ECC508A and AWS IoT The processAs discussed previously private keys are mathematically correlated with the public keys required for the creation of digital certificates Therefore the ECC508A becomes the root of trust for any device that equips it

In the context of a mutually authenticated AWS IoT deployment leveraging the ECC508A Microchip can act as the CA both generating and signing device certifi-cates in parallel as part of the certificate chain verification process for an IoT OEM

The ECC508A is a 2 mm x 3 mm tamper-resistant CryptoAuthentication device based on elliptic curve Diffie-Hellman (ECDH) cryptography algorithms that provide hardware-based cryptographic key generation storage and countermeasures

FIGURE 3

Special Feature

FIGURE 4

The wolfCrypt ECC benchmark shown here illustrates performance metrics of a TLS transaction running the lightweight (20 Kb ndash 100 Kb) wolfSSL embedded SSLTLS library on the ECC508A hardware-based crypto accelerator versus in software The average TLS establishment time for the ECC508A is 2342 seconds compared to 13422 seconds in software good enough for a 573x improvement Graph courtesy wolfSSL

rdquoTHE ECC508A IS NOTEWORTHY IN THE FRAMEWORK

OF AWS IOTrsquoS MUTUAL AUTHENTICATION USE YOUR OWN

CERTIFICATE AND JITR CAPABILITIES IN THAT THE ELLIPTIC CURVE

DIFFIE-HELLMAN KEY AGREEMENT PROTOCOL IT EMPLOYS ENABLES

THE INTERNAL GENERATION AND STORAGE OF PRIVATE KEYSrdquo


The OEM would then load the resulting digital certificates into their AWS IoT account through the Use Your Own Certificate API where they would remain until an incoming TLS request from a device containing the partnered ECC508A key pair triggers the JITR process

The procedure from key generation through cloud onboarding requires a one-time setup shown in Figure 5 As keys are generated in a secure Microchip facility and the key management infrastructure is already in place OEMs are able to access robust security and automatic cloud authentication by adding a single component to their bill of materials (BoM)

Dropping anchor on IoT securitySecurity is essential to the continued rollout of IoT in every market and discrete solutions that allow device makers to separate security from business functions and value adds will enable more innovative products in the future An ECC508A evaluation kit is available for interested parties through Microchip and distribu-tors such as DigiKey and Mouser with trials and tutorials of AWS IoT accessible at awsamazoncomiot

FIGURE 5With the ECC508A acting as the root of trust Microchip can act as a third-party CA signing device certificates in an offline verification process and providing them to an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) for upload to an AWS IoT account

IoT OEM

One Time EventLoad Microchip Customer Specific Production Signer Certificates to AWS Account

IoT OEM AWS Account

Root of Trust

OEM CA

Root CA

Customer Specific Production Signers


Massively Parallel ProductionGenerate and Sign individual DeviceCertificates

One Time EventProvide Signed Intermediate CA

One Time EventSign Microchip CustomerSpecific Production Signers with OEM Intermediate CA

FIGURE 6 The ECC508A AT88CKECC-AWS-XSTK evaluation kit is available for developers of secure connected applications for $249

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The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) promises to deliver a step change in efficiency and a leap towards

autonomy for industrial automation and other sectors such as security and surveillance and building management

The prospect of self-monitoring self-managing factories and manufacturing processes is no longer beyond the

distant horizon The ability to remotely identify monitor and control every individual device in a manufacturing

process network with minimal or no human intervention offers opportunities that were beyond comprehension just

a decade ago ndash even in the eyes of engineers working at the very forefront of industrial manufacturing technology

Advances in sensing connectivity and control fuel IIoT designsBy Wiren Perera

The key drivers of the IIoT are more measurement of an expanding number of parameters fast and extensive analysis of and reactions to data and accelerated enhancements to processes Successful IIoT design and management can mean continuously optimized efficiency reduced operating costs and more resilient self-learning processes At the fulcrum of this are a number of semiconductor technolo-gies on offer and in development at some of the worldrsquos top electronic component manufacturers

Vision-based sensing and energy harvestingSensors are at the heart of the IIoT gathering more and more data But to measure more we need to sense more ndash more parameters more accurately and more often Overlaying software on established technologies can bring incremental gains but to make the necessary advances we need to add more parameters with accuracy as each additional parameter can make a system smarter

Sensor technology that measures ldquotraditionalrdquo parameters such as temperature light position level humidity and pressure continues to advance But despite becoming smaller more cost-effective and often embedded each sensor is dedicated and hence limited in its functionality and versatility Vision-based sensing enables a new paradigm Corollary to the concept of ldquoa picture is worth a thousand wordsrdquo once a machine can ldquoseerdquo much more is possible much faster

With vision sensing programmability brings flexibility enabling a single vision system to sense missing or misplaced components and other process vari-ables The trend towards vision-based sensing ndash both still and video ndash will make future systems more intelligent flexible and ultimately more valuable

Current advances in machine vision in many situations can provide better sight than the human eye Coupled with the reduction in risks associated with human error it enables a new degree of adapt-ability and speed for reconfigurable production processes This could be any-thing from optimization based on real-time events to the reconfiguration of a system that may allow multiple products to be made on a single line They only require a simple change from one control


FIGURE 1 ON Semiconductorrsquos Smart Passive Sensor family are wireless energy harvesting sensors that can function autonomously in space-constrained environments

program to the next and the system is ready to run This has obvious cost time and labor benefits and reduces the risks associated with error

However the distributed nature of the IIoT and the requirement to place mul-tiple sensors at various points of mea-surement presents another challenge the reliable delivery of power

Successful sensors especially those utilized in IIoT designs have four basic attributes they need to be self-pow-ered collect data broadcast their status and have the ability to connect Wireless sensors with the ability to harvest energy (ie self-powered) are essential if the IIoT is to advance and realize its potential Wireless energy harvesting solutions such as ON Semiconductorrsquos Smart Passive Sensors are an example of technology that can meet these require-ments (Figure 1) These devices can be deployed in hard-to-access space- constrained environments with no direct power source allowing them to function autonomously

Instant access to dataSensors gather data and then post-pro-cessing and analytics generate valuable information along with the ability to control factories and processes

The processing of large sustained flows of data associated with real-time sensing for the IIoT is reliant on the cloud This analysis requires platforms that can store large data sets across distributed clus-ters often combining and processing data from many geographically dis-persed sources In global organizations for example a problem in a Chinese smart factory can trigger an almost instantaneous process improvement in a similar factory located somewhere else in the world

Advances in secure communications and authentication also allow mobile devices to connect to these networks bringing opportunities for instantaneous access to information Flexible access can then drive value into the business and its relationships with the outside world In

fact this IToperational technology (OT) integration as shown in Figure 2 has the potential to bring the greatest benefits to a broad range of industrial automation applications

Combining sensing connectivity and actuationMany industrial control systems are very sophisticated and require accurate or careful often rapid positioning This could mean anything from the speed and direction of a cooling fan to a motor or servo that adjusts a valve position or a stepper motor for linear or angular positioning in a precision task Alongside the rapid development of sensing for the IIoT the actuators and their controllers that provide the physical reac-tions to gathered analyzed data are seeing similar advancements

However integrated manufacturing processes require a broad range of sensing tech-nologies be combined with connectivity and actuation which creates design and expertise challenges Fully integrated hardware and software development platforms that combine these elements are crucial to help speed and ease the customization of specific functions for adoption into end products Modularity makes these platforms extensible to new IoTIIoT functions and devices that are based on new advances allowing more rapid adoption (Figure 3 page 14) Open-source support is also impor-tant since a broad ecosystem and interoperability are crucial for the IoTrsquos success

FIGURE 2 ITOT integration will yield benefits to industrial automation companies through the concatenation of distributed personnel and assets


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Sensors data processing and actuators are all significant building blocks of an IIoT application However without a means to communicate share data and transmit receive and execute instructions the IIoT cannot function

Considering the IIoTrsquos unique requirements not all standards and protocols are satis-factory The technologies suitable for smartphone personal area networks (PANs) or single-supplier standards are unlikely to be successful Instead itrsquos important for IIoT

platforms to demonstrate flexibility by supporting a broad array of standards including Thread SIGFOX EnOcean M-Bus KNX ZigBee and proprietary protocols The adoption of a software-defined radio (SDR) approach allows a single platform to support multiple pro-tocols which will be a requirement for platforms designed support multiple applications

ZigBee and Thread are complementary 802154 standards and a liaison relationship between the two industry organizations should help drive broad adoption of these protocols within smart home applications Thread is an IP-based (IPv6) networking protocol built on open standards for low-power mesh networks that can easily and securely connect hundreds of devices to each other and directly to the cloud Security and interoperability are two of Threadrsquos key value-added capabilities

Conversely SIGFOX enables wide-area networks (WANs) that provide relatively low bandwidth communications with fixed or mobile smart objects or sensors deployed over large areas Example applications for this protocol include the nationwide tracking of shipping containers or vehicles and communication with geographically spread assets such as smart-city equipment or oil pumps and pipelines

Technology convergence for the IIoTAt the core of achieving the IIoTrsquos true potential will be the effective interplay and connection of sensing computing and control technologies in robust energy-efficient implementations Every facet of technology is evolving towards this goal with both discrete solutions and integrated development platforms that are enabling embedded and IoT design engineers to transform yester-dayrsquos vision of automated self- managing industry into todayrsquos reality

Wiren Perera is Senior Director of IoT Strategy and Business Development at ON Semiconductor

FIGURE 3 ON Semiconductorrsquos IoT Development Kit for Smart Passive sensors allows the movement of sensor data to the cloud for applications development

Edge


The Internet of Things has reached the top of nearly every buzz chart but it still faces some tough real-world questions IoT Design Weekly goes beyond the hype to provide practical coverage on Development Kits MCUs and MPUs Sensors Operating Systems and Tools Security Wireless Cloud Industrial Smart Home the Connected Car and more

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IoT developers often consider faster time-to-market and lower product maintenance costs when deploying firmware update mechanisms as the capability allows them to stage feature roll-outs enabledisable features or functionality on devices in the field fix firmware bugs after a product has been released reduce the need for expensive technical support and enable better overall end user experiences However if proper security measures are not in place this feature may be misused and the consequences of a successful exploitation can be disastrous ranging from intellectual property (IP) theft and product cloning all the way to unauthor-ized control of the deployed system For example a successful exploitation of firmware update mechanisms that do not support verifying a new firmware imagersquos authenticity in a hospital drug pump can lead to a hacker tampering with the dos-ages of drugs delivered to patients

Firmware updates and their vulnerabilitiesFigure 1 shows a typical firmware update process The steps include

1 The product manufacturer creates and loads an initial firmware image into the device in a trusted environment

2 The product is deployed with the initial firmware into the field

3 When a firmware update is required the product manufacturer creates a new firmware image

4 The manufacturer sends the new firmware image to the end usertechnician or to the product directly through an untrusted communication channel

5 The new firmware is loaded onto the device in the field

In Figure 1 potential security threats are apparent during the ldquotransportrdquo phase when new firmware is transferred via an untrusted communication channel or during the ldquofirmware loadingrdquo phase when the new firmware is downloaded onto the device in the field

The new firmware image being down-loaded to the device corresponds to the IP of the product manufacturer and the target asset Threats to this asset include

1 Reverse engineering of the firmware binary image into assembly or a higher level engineering language to analyze its functionality and contents

2 Product cloning where a firmware image from the product manufacturer is loaded onto a device that is not authorized

3 Alteration of the firmware distributed by the product manufacturer

4 Loading an unauthorized firmware image onto the device which may correspond to an older firmware version from the product manufacturer with known bugs or code created by an unauthorized party or firmware not intended for the specific device (firmware downgrading)

5 Interrupting the firmware update process such that the firmware is only partially updated resulting in a device being unavailable for service

It is evident that the aforementioned threats can have disastrous conse-quences for the product manufacturer service provider and end user thus indi-cating an intense need for embedded designers to strongly consider measures that increase the overall security of the firmware update mechanism

Edge

Secure firmware update considerations for ultra-low power MCUsBy Bhargavi Nisarga and Luis Reynoso


In-field firmware updates are an increasingly

popular feature in microcontroller-based

(MCU-based) applications These updates

enable new firmware images to be downloaded

onto a devicersquos memory providing an effective way

for product manufacturers to offer services and support to products that are already deployed in the

field The Internet of Things (IoT) era is driving increased connectivity in the embedded world making

this one of the most crucial features for todayrsquos connected products ndash so long as they are secure

Secure firmware update considerations for design engineersFigure 2 shows an example representation of network-connected systems In this case the new firmware image is transferred either from the product manufacturer

FIGURE 2A secure firmware update includes security measures dictated by the interface protocols used for network communications as well as application-level security that ensures firmware images are secured before data enters the network

FIGURE 1 Shown here is a typical firmware update process

(eg a new feature roll-out or firmware bug fix) or the service provider (eg to enabledisable features or services in a product) to the end nodes over local or wide area networks (LANsWANs) and may involve authentication from end user applications (eg via mobile devices and web applications) to per-form the firmware update

Embedded systems engineers designing firmware update capabilities for IoT sys-tems need to not only understand the assets that need to be protected and the potential threats but also the capa-bilities and limitations of their system especially as they pertain to cost per-formance or power consumption in constrained systems As a starting point an effective security solution that incor-porates the right combination of crypto-graphic algorithms and protocol-level measures must be considered

Cryptographic algorithms provide a means of protecting the privacy of con-tent while ensuring its authenticity and integrity Not all cryptographic algo-rithms are the same but they are based on four cryptographic primitives that handle one or more components of the con-fidentiality integrity and authenticity (CIA) triad These primitives are

1 Encryption and decryption Encryption is the process by which data (plaintext) is transformed into something random and meaningless (ciphertext) while decryption performs the opposite job These primitives provide both confidentiality and authenticity and are used to prevent the reverse engineering of firmware

2 One-way functions Functions such as hash are mathematical algorithms that are easy to calculate in one direction but difficult in the other They are used to obtain a digital ldquofingerprintrdquo that ensures the integrity of firmware before it is transported into the field


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3 Digital signatures Used to detect if a message was altered after it was signed thus providing not only integrity but also authentication These make use of public-key cryptography to generate a signature that can only be properly decrypted using the manufacturerrsquos public key

4 Message authentication code (MAC) Similar to a digital signature except that it uses symmetric keys to encrypt and decrypt a hash generated by the manufacturer If the hash value decrypted by the receiver matches the hash value calculated for the message then the message is valid In this way MACs provide both authenticity and integrity

Some factors that influence the selection of cryptographic algorithms include performance requirements the security needs of the system memory footprint energy consumption and reliability and acceptance of the algorithm by the security

community (such as organizations like the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST))

In addition to cryptographic algorithms protocol-level measures against threats such as firmware downgrading should be considered As mentioned previ-ously firmware downgrading is an attack in which an older defective firm-ware image (encrypted or not) is re-sent to a device in order to revert it to a vul-nerable state A version check of both the firmware and keys can ensure that only new versions are programmed during an update

An attacker can also interrupt a firmware update process using several methods (power loss physical connection failure bits flipped during transmission etc) This can lead to a device executing an incomplete or invalid firmware image rendering it useless or in a compromised state In order to address this scenario firmware update mechanisms need to ensure that an incomplete or corrupted image is not executed and if neces-sary should revert the system to a valid previously used image

Cryptographic bootloaders for connected embedded systemsFirmware updates are typically handled by the device bootloader A bootloader is a piece of code that resides on device memory and has the ability to reprogram the application memory space However finding or creating an embedded boot-loader with the security required for network-connected systems can be challenging For example a system may need the ability to update cryptographic keys so cryptographic functions and a bootloader protocol should support upgrading keys and increased network security during the firmware update pro-cess The bootloader protocol should also accommodate verifying firmware update versions and packet tracking to check if all packets of a specific firmware update image were received

As discussed the selection of a crypto-graphic algorithm is critical because it not only sets the level of security of the system but it also impacts its performance

Edge


Crypto-Bootloader solution imple-mented on MSP430FR5969 devices encapsulates most of the security fea-tures and considerations outlined here (Figure 3)

Securing firmware for the Internet of ThingsIn summary increasingly network embedded products are creating the potential for advanced security threats making in-field firmware updates more vulnerable to remote attacks and exploitations Therefore it is important for embedded designers to consider securing their firmware update mecha-nisms through solutions that provide the right level of security while balancing the cost power and performance con-straints of IoT products

Bhargavi Nisarga is a Systems Engineer at Texas Instruments

Luis Reynoso is a Systems Applications Engineer at Texas Instruments

memory footprint and power consump-tion With this in mind AES-CCM repre-sents an optimal solution for embedded bootloaders AES-CCM is a cryptographic bootloader (Crypto-Bootloader) built on two cryptographic primitives AES Counter Mode (AES-CTR) for encryp-tion and cipher block chaining message

authentication code (CBC-MAC) for integrity and authenticity verification Due to the low overhead provided by AES-CCM it provides a perfect balance between increased security and low memory footprint high throughput and efficient power consumption

The selection of an MCU implementing the bootloader should not be over-looked either Designers should con-sider MCUs with features like hardware encryption engines a memory protec-tion unit (MPU) low-power peripherals and memory technologies that allow fast readwrite cycles for increased throughput The MSP430FR5969 MCU from Texas Instruments is an example of such an MCU that integrates an AES-256 co-processor to accelerate encryption algorithms MPU and MPU-IP encap-sulation (MPU-IPE) modules to enable increased protection and encapsulation of memory regions as well as up to 64 KB of FRAM memory for high performance and ultra-low power consumption The

MSP430FR5969 MCUs integrate a Crypto-Bootloader as well as MPUMPU-IPE modules and an AES-256 security co-processor

FIGURE 3


Herersquos the thing The IoT doesnrsquot need PoCs

I made this statement the other day in a product development team meeting and received looks of shock and disbelief The company with whom I was working has customers asking for help solving a specific problem and we had a multi-disciplinary team reviewing the architecture for a solution The looks I got said ldquoHow can we begin a product development without a PoCrdquo The answer is easy when you consider the definition of a PoC

According to Wikipedia ldquoA proof of concept is a realization of a certain method or idea to demonstrate its feasibility or a demonstration in principle whose purpose is to verify that some concept or theory has the potential of being used A proof of concept is usually small and may or may not be completerdquo

ldquoFeasibilityrdquo is the key word here Feasibility is the role of technology in the Innovation Venn diagram (Figure 1) Is the product technically feasible Can we even make innovation function For the most part after nearly 15 cycles of Moorersquos law and two generations of the Internet this means ldquoDoes the product violate the laws of physicsrdquo

Today particularly in the IoT ecosystem anything is feasible Further one could argue that if the product is a pure software or Internet play it is by definition feasible

The harder questions for new prod-ucts today are the other two parts of the Innovation Venn Is the product

Gateway

I have heard complaints from several Internet of Things (IoT) sales and business leaders about how

proofs-of-concept (PoCs) are slowing them down In some cases they are just frustrated with how often

they are told ldquoWe need to do a PoCrdquo by a development team in response to a request to begin a new product

or offering development In other cases they are frustrated with how the tools used for PoCs ndash development

kits or Maker-ware devices like Arduino and Raspberry Pi ndash prevent them and their customers from deploying

scalable solutions once the concept is proven

The IoT doesnrsquot need PoCsBy David Smith

FIGURE 1

The Innovation Venn diagram encompases the feasibility viability and desirability of a product of which viability and desirability are now the most important

Desirability(User)

Viability(Business)

Feasibility(Technology)


desirable If so at what price Is the business viable These are the tough questions facing new offerings today

Therersquos the rub A PoC does nothing to address user desirability or busi-ness viability A PoC only addresses technology

ldquoYoursquove just renamed the PoC as a prototyperdquo you say But therersquos a big difference between the two

In a PoC the developer is not con-strained by manufacturing costs or user acceptance The issue is simple Can I make this offering work Maker tools are excellent for this This is one of the reasons by the way that when one looks for Maker products most of the suppliers are targeting educational organizations Education is about one example one proof that something works one PoC

A prototype however is the first itera-tion of the new product A prototype is built to a product requirements docu-ment (PRD) and that PRD has manu-facturing supply chain constraints certification constraints user experience needs and cost expectations One-off tools like Arduino or Raspberry Pi were not designed for these constraints So when a product development is started with a PoC and uses Maker tools the

FIGURE 2 The role of PoCs prototypes and pilots in the product development process

TECHNOLOGY(Feasible)

BUSINESS(Viable)

USER(Desirable)

PROOF-OF-CONCEPTSaddress technologybull Can we make this work under any conditionsbull Can we even sense this phenomenabull What new material or physiological

understanding do we need

PROTOTYPESaddress cross-oversbull Will the user like this

product experiencebull Will the user pay enough

for the business to workbull Can we afford the

technology in the offering

PILOTSaddress the sweet spotbull Will adoption achieve business successbull Are business model assumptions validatedbull Will the users pay for the offering in an ongoing fashion

FIGURE 3 Proof-of-innovation is replacing traditional notions of PoCs

TECHNOLOGY(Feasibiity)

BUSINESS(Viability)

PEOPLE(Desirability)

EMOTIONAL INNOVATIONbull Brands bull Marketing bull Relationships

DESIGNTHINKING

PROCESSINNOVATION

FUNCTIONALINNOVATION

EXPERIENCE INNOVATION

development process comes to halt after the proof There is no certification path no manufacturing supply chain and no ability to meet user experience constraints ndash par-ticularly where form factor is critical

The IoT has put a slightly different spin on the product development process because of the addition of an ongoing user-supported experience Business models depend upon ongoing revenue so innovators have to address this need during development This is the role of the pilot The pilot puts the product in a sales-ready format into the hands of enough users in context to measure their adoption of sustained use of and willingness to pay for the product Figure 2 outlines the roles of PoCs prototypes and pilots in the product development process The fastest progression for product development for the IoT is PoC rarr Prototype(s) rarr Pilot rarr Product

The good news is that good suppliers of the IoT technology stack know that their offerings have to work in production have to scale and have to pass rigorous testing

ldquo WHEN A PRODUCT

DEVELOPMENT IS STARTED

WITH A POC AND USES MAKER

TOOLS THE DEVELOPMENT

PROCESS COMES TO HALT

AFTER THE PROOF THERE

IS NO CERTIFICATION PATH

NO MANUFACTURING SUPPLY

CHAIN AND NO ABILITY

TO MEET USER EXPERIENCE

CONSTRAINTS rdquo


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Sometimes small changes make a big difference Switching your organizationrsquos thinking from proof-of-concept to proof-of-innovation is one of those changes

Three ways to tell you are wasting time with a PoC1 Examples of the offering exist in

either the lab or with competitors ndash Note that the example can be in other applications or markets For example self-driving cars moved immediately to prototypes because auto-piloted airplanes and drones provided the proof that the technology works for autonomous vehicle operations

2 No new hardware is needed ndash If your new offering depends upon the integration or is a software appli-cation of data then you are not doing a PoC Your technology is feasible it just may not be desirable or viable

3 None of the questions to be answered by the PoC effort involve the laws of physics

Three things that make a good pilot1 You have a sales-ready user

experience ndash An IoT pilot not only has to measure user adoption it also has to measure churn Too much churn will defeat the business To measure these characteristics with confidence across a statistically significant number of users the product must have a sales-ready user experience

2 The product is re-certification tested ndash Since the pilot product is not in fact sold it does not have to be marked UL CE FCC etc But it better be ready to mark As soon as the pilot validates adoption churn and price the sales team is going want to see products shipping so you canrsquot go back and do another spin Be ready

3 The supply chain is solid and meets cost expectations ndash The pilot will measure user adoption at price so if it is successful production will begin Production will have to deliver on that price so the supply chain must be solid

David Smith is Vice President of Engineering and Innovation at MultiTech Systems

They also know that they have to help product development teams move through prototyping to pilots quickly The prototypes can get early user feedback and allow forecasts of costs But the sweet spot of innovation is where users want the new product and are willing to pay a price that sustains the business In the IoT sustaining the business is complicated by recurring expense and revenue This is where the pilot comes in The pilot validates the product and the business model

PoCs are not bad but they are not often necessary in business today Perhaps the best example of this is a place where PoCs are the lifeblood of the company Google X Their mission is to make moon shots learn from failure and solve grand problems with approaches no one else is willing to try If your mission is similar then PoCs are great If you are under pressure to grow and generate new forms of revenue using digital technology beware the PoC

Gateway


As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues its rapid pace of growth therersquos been no shortage of inflated

expectations Platforms promising to ease the development deployment and management of IoT systems are

now counted in the hundreds You might believe that all you have to do is pick a platform you like the best from

the vendor you trust the most and go build your IoT system Well the story is not so simple

In reality nearly all of the IoT platforms available are designed to only support cloud-centric architectures These platforms centralize the ldquointelligencerdquo in the cloud and require data to be conveyed from the edge to do anything useful with it Considering the success of this cloud-centric model in IT (and in some IoT applications like fleet management) you may wonder whatrsquos the big deal

Simply put cloud-centric architectures arenrsquot applicable to a large class of IoT applications Most notably cloud-centric architectures fall short in supporting Industrial IoT (IIoT) sys-tems and struggle with more demanding Consumer IoT (CIoT) applications

The scariest part is that the situation will only get worse with the predicted increase in the number of connected things But there are some things more fundamental limiting cloud-centric architecturesrsquo applicability for IoT systems

Connectivity ndash Cloud-centric architectures assume that sufficient connectivity exists from the things to the cloud This is necessary for collecting the data from the edge and for pushing insight or control actions from the cloud to the edge Yet connectivity

is hard to guarantee for several IoTIIoT applications such as smart autonomous consumer and agricultural vehicles As you can imagine connectivity may be taken for granted in metropolitan areas but not so much in rural areas

Bandwidth ndash Cloud-centric computing assumes that sufficient bandwidth exists to ingest the data from the edge into the data center The challenge here is that several IIoT applications produce incredible volumes of data For instance a factory can easily produce a terabyte of data per day and these numbers will only grow with the continued digitalization of factories

Latency ndash Therersquos a large class of IIoT systems for which the latency required to send data to the cloud make decisions and eventually send data toward the edge to act on these decisions may be completely incompatible with the dynamics of the underlying system A key difference between IT and IoTIIoT is that the latter deals with physical entities As such the reaction time must be compatible with the dynamics of the physical entity or process with which the application interacts Failing to react with the proper latency can lead to system instability infrastructure damage or even put human operators at risk

Cloud

The IoT needs fog computingBy Angelo Corsaro


Cost ndash In the age of smartphones and very cheap data plans most people assume that the cost of connectivity is negligible The reality is quite different in IIoT due to either bandwidth requirements or connectivity points While in consumer applications the individual person (the consumer) pays for connectivity in most IoTIIoT applications (such as smart grids) itrsquos the operator who foots the bill As a result cost is usually carefully accounted for as it has an impact on operating expense and consequently on operational costs and margins

Security ndash Finally even assuming that all the above-listed issues are addressed a large class of IoTIIoT applications are not comfortable with or are incapable due to regulation of pushing their data to a cloud

Unless you can guarantee that the connectivity bandwidth latency cost and security requirements of your application are compatible with a cloud-centric architecture you need a dif-ferent paradigm and 999 percent of the IoT platforms avail-able on the market are not of much use

Fog computing is emerging as the main paradigm to address the connectivity bandwidth latency cost and security chal-lenges imposed by cloud-centric architectures The main idea behind fog computing is to provide elastic compute storage and communication close to the things so that data neednrsquot be sent all the way to the cloud or at least not all data and not all the time And the infrastructure is designed ground-up to deal with cyber- physical systems (CPS) as opposed to IT systems In other words the infrastructure is designed to consider the constraints imposed by the interactions with the physical world in terms of latency determinism load balancing and fault-tolerance

Defining fog computingTwo trends that are at the core of the IIoT revolution are soft-warization and digital twins

Softwarization is a trend that is disrupting several industries Its mantra is the replacement of specialized hardware implementa-tions such as a programmable logic controller (PLC) on an indus-trial floor with software running in a virtualized environment

Digital twins as the name hints are a digital representation (computerized model) of a physical entity (such as a compressor or a turbine) that is animated through the live data coming from its physical brother or sister Digital twins have several applications such as monitoring diagnostics and prognostics Additionally Digital twins provide useful insights to RampD teams for improving next-generation designs as well as continuously ameliorating the fidelity of their models

As softwarization transforms specialized hardware into soft-ware it creates an opportunity for convergence and consolida-tion If we take as an example soft PLCs (ie softwarized PLCs) all of a sudden they can be deployed on commodity hardware in a virtualized environment and decoupled from the IO logic that can remain closer to the source of data As a side note

the general idea of softwarization applied to the factory floor is often referred to as software-defined machines or software-defined automation

As a result of softwarization and digital twins there is an opportunity for modernizing the factory floor consolidating its hardware and improving availability productivity manage-ability resilience to failure and innovation agility In essence as a result of softwarization there is the opportunity to manage these systems as a data center As softwarization is a trend that is impacting a large class of industries it is worth highlighting that the transformations described above along with its ben-efits are not just limited to industrial automation But there is a catch the large majority of these systems whether in the industrial transportation or medical domains are subject to the performance constraints previously discussed

These systems interact with the physical world and as such they need to react at the pace imposed by the physical entity with which they interact As a consequence while traditional cloud infrastructure would be functionally perfect to address these use cases it turns out to be inadequate as it is typi-cally not designed with these non-functional requirements in mind and is often too heavyweight Cloud infrastructures were designed for IT systems in which a delay in the response time may create a bored or upset customer but will not cause a robot arm to smash against a wall another machine or worse

Now it should be clear that fog computing is not just about applying distributed computing to the edge Fog computing is about providing an infrastructure that while virtualizing elastic compute storage and communication is able to address the non-functional properties characteristic of these domains

Fog computing makes it possible to provision and manage softwarized hardware (eg a soft PLC digital twins analytics and anything else that may need to run on the system) while ensuring the proper non-functional requirements and bringing all the benefits listed above in terms of convergence manage-ability availability agility and efficiency improvement

Fog computing provides a flexible infrastructure to provision deploy monitor and manage software at the edge This should clarify how just deploying some logic on an edge gateway isnrsquot fog computing and neither is fog computing traditional dis-tributed computing

Cloud

ldquoUNLESS YOU CAN GUARANTEE THAT THE

CONNECTIVITY BANDWIDTH LATENCY

COST AND SECURITY REQUIREMENTS OF

YOUR APPLICATION ARE COMPATIBLE WITH

A CLOUD-CENTRIC ARCHITECTURE YOU

NEED A DIFFERENT PARADIGM rdquo


Fluid computing Unifying cloud fog and mist computingWhat is mist computing As the name implies mist is closer to the ground than fog which in turn is closer to the ground than the cloud But beside the meteorological analogies what does this really mean As yoursquove probably guessed this means that mist computing is about bringing elastic compute storage and communication directly onto the things Thus if we continue with the meteorological analogy cloud infrastructure is high in the data center fog infrastructure is between the things and the cloud and mist infrastructure is simply the things

The goals of mist computing essentially are two

1 Enabling resource harvesting by exploiting the computation storage and communication capabilities available on the things

2 Allowing arbitrary computations to be provisioned deployed managed and monitored on the things

As you can imagine things in IoT applications are extremely heterogeneous in terms of platforms resources and con-nectivity Thus the main challenge for mist infrastructures is to be sufficiently lightweight to be able to establish a fabric that virtualizes compute storage and communication without consuming too many resources

If we look from a distance at a generic IoTIIoT system we will realize that from an infrastructural perspective we will have to deal with data centers that are in a public or private cloud edge infrastructure and the actual things IoTIIoT systems will need to exploit resources that span these three tiers and provi-sion deploy monitor and manage applications and services across the tiers On the other hand if we look at the techno-logical landscape there is a complete fragmentation between the technologies used for cloud computing fog computing and the emerging mist computing This fragmentation makes it difficult to establish a unified end-to-end perspective of the system and it makes it practically impossible to treat the system as a uniform and virtualized compute storage and communication fabric

At this point the question is ldquoWhat can we do about itrdquo

The first step toward addressing a problem is recognizing it To this end that means raising awareness about the challenges that this fragmentation may induce The second step is to establish a vision of how the problem can be solved so that the industry can internalize it and eventually address it

Letrsquos focus for a moment on what would make sense for the user of an IoTIIoT platform as opposed to the technical details of whether cloud fog or mist is the right answer

From a high-level perspective why should a designer of an IoTIIoT application care whether he or she will be using cloud fog or mist computing paradigms The only thing that really matters is that the platform provides a way to provision

manage and monitor applications in such a way that appli-cations can meet their functional and non-functional require-ments The functional and non-functional requirements drive the allocation of applications on things fog or cloud layers ndash but anything else is just a detail isnrsquot it

Fluid computing is an architectural principle based on the abstraction of the topological details of the computational infrastructure Fluid architectures provide an end-to-end fabric that can be used to seamlessly provision deploy manage and monitor applications regardless of whether the underlying resource is provided by the cloud infrastructure the fog infra-structure or by things

Fluid computing unifies under a single abstraction of cloud fog and mist computing In other words cloud fog and mist computing can be seen as application of fluid computing in a specific bounded context

As the IoTIIoT market evolves expect a convergence of cloud fog and mist computing platforms toward a fluid computing platform This convergence will be necessary if not essential to accelerate the adoption of IoT

Angelo Corsaro PhD is Chief Technology Officer of ADLINK and PrismTech

EVENT

GO TO httpelectronicadetrade-faireventsforumsindustrial-internet-of-things

Industrial Internet of Things Forum 2016Presented by electronica in cooperation with Embedded Computing Design

In this forum we will discuss the hardware

and software issues surrounding the IIoT

and how they can be applied to your specific

application Presenters are experts in their

field and will include coverage of wireless

technologies the current crop of microprocessors

and how industrial real-time operating systems

can be used to implement security protocols

to keep your data safe


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Market Spotlight Security

CIA and TPM to secure the IoTBy Guenther Fischer

CIA TPM and IoT You might ask what these three acronyms have in common and how they relate to each other

To make a long story short it is all about security trust and reliability

The abbreviation CIA in this context does not mean the Central Intelligence Agency It is an abbreviation for Confidentiality Integrity and Authenticity The so-called CIA principle is a simple but widely used security model covering three key tenets that should be guaranteed by all secure systems

Confidentiality is intended in the sense of hiding information from people not authorized to view it It is perhaps the most obvious aspect of the CIA model when it comes to security At the same time it is also the one most under attack Cryptographic symmetric and asymmetric encryption methods are examples of means to ensure confidentiality when transmitting data from one computer system to another

Integrity on the other hand represents the certainty that data is accurate and not changed on its journey from the original sender to the intended receiver A common security attack often called a man-in-the-middle attack intercepts data and makes changes to it before passing it on to the intended receiver Cryptographic digital signature methods are one way to attest the integrity of code and data

In addition authenticity is needed to address the concern about genuine information In other words you want to make sure the information you receive actually comes from the source that claims to be its genuine origin Cryptographic digital certificates are used to prove the authenticity of the issuer

Now that we understand why CIA is important for a secure system letrsquos move to the third acronym IoT

After many years of being an overhyped marketing term the so-called Internet of Things (IoT) is starting to become mature and real Mark Weiser created the term ldquoubiquitous computingrdquo first in his famous Scientific American article ldquoThe Computer for the 21st Centuryrdquo pub lished September 1991 His thinking was so ahead of his time that it seemed like science fiction to most of his readers In 2016 his vision has become reality Ubiquitous computing (or ubicomp for short) became todayrsquos ndash perhaps overhyped ndash IoT

Weiser started his article ldquoThe most profound technologies are those that disappear They weave themselves into the fabric of

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everyday life until they are indistinguishable from itrdquo He pre-dicted that computing devices would become commonplace and part of all aspects of life and he was right Just consider for example the consumer gadgets like fitness bands smart watches smart phones or navigation systems that send and receive data all day long Or consider the home which is con-nected to a power grid where a smart meter allows the energy provider to effectively calculate the resources needed to cover the demand of all households Interconnected computing devices are everywhere nowadays

Shifting focus to industrial applications todayrsquos business IoT applications are developed together with devices and services coming from various sectors of industry information tech-nology automation and production technology aerospace maritime and naval systems railways car manufacturers and their suppliers energy providers agricultural medical tech-nology and building automation All of those share character-istics including long life in the field reliability and robustness in harsh environments and reliable long-term availability

IoT systems rely on public networks but public networks are not secure environments While IoT creates new capabilities and services allows greater efficiencies increases flexibility and enables the customization of single production units it also opens up previously closed systems and allows attackers to get access to those systems from the outside world

Attackers often use reverse engineering techniques to iden-tify software vulnerabilities which they can exploit to create counterfeit products steal sensitive data or tamper with the device for sabotage and espionage purposes This can lead to serious and dangerous hacks as recent attacks on safety-critical automotive aerospace and medical components have shown

This brings us back to the CIA principle we started with The only way to avoid situations like those listed above is to apply

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ldquolsquoCar hackingrsquo just got real In experiment hackers disable SUV on busy highwayrdquo is a recent headline by Michael Miller of the Washington Post

ABC NEWS David Morgan of ABC News described an attack on air traffic control systems in August

YAHOOYahoorsquos Dylan Stableford wrote on the concerns of a connected heart for former Vice President Dick Cheney

MOTHERBOARDMotherboard contributor Joshua Kopstein illuminates the possibilities of data theft for non-connected systems

ldquoATTACKERS OFTEN USE REVERSE

ENGINEERING TECHNIQUES TO IDENTIFY

SOFTWARE VULNERABILITIES WHICH THEY

CAN EXPLOIT TO CREATE COUNTERFEIT

PRODUCTS STEAL SENSITIVE DATA OR

TAMPER WITH THE DEVICE FOR SABOTAGE

AND ESPIONAGE PURPOSES THIS CAN LEAD

TO SERIOUS AND DANGEROUS HACKS rdquo

NETWORK WORLDBrandon Butler of Network World overviews last yearrsquos theft of secret RSA keys in the Amazon cloud


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the CIA security model to the world of IoT devices As we have learned CIA is built around cryprograhic operations Todayrsquos modern cryprography leverages standard crypto protocols The Dutch cryptographer Auguste Kerckhoffs stated a maxim in the 19th century that would become known as Kerckhoffsrsquo principle A cryptosystem should be secure even if everything about the system except for the key is public knowledge

I repeat everything is public knowledge except for the key which is needed to encrypt and decrypt the content either directly or in a derived form So how do you store a key in a secure manner This brings me to the second acronym TPM the Trusted Platform Module

In the world of cryptography there is a ton of other acronyms referring to the various protocols and methods that are used to ensure the CIA principle To name just a few of them you have DES AES for symmetric cryptography and RSA ECC for asymmetric cryptography The list of acronyms goes on and on The really important part however is that the algorithms themselves are typically not secret they are publicly available just as Kerckhoffsrsquo principle demands it The only part that really needs to be kept secret is the key itself This sounds simple but it is pretty hard to achieve To keep the key secret you need a secure place like a safe which we will call a secure element to securely store the key A TPM (Trusted Platform Module) is such a secure element and it offers a lot more including the crypto protocols

In a nutshell a TPM is a specialized and dedicated device that offers crypto operations and secure storage for secret keys all in one This allows you to store the key in a secure place and even more importantly it allows the key to stay there so it never leaves its secure location All important crypto operations are done inside of the TPM itself and only the results are exposed This prevents the key from getting compromised In case you want to know why it is important to have this dedicated functionality separated in a dedicated device I recommend you to read the following two articles These should make it obvious how impor-tant it is to have a dedicated secure element like a TPM inside a computing device to make it secure trustable and reliable

So how can incidents like these be prevented Use technology that creates secured code and licenses that can be bound to a secure element in the target system ensuring that the code and the licensed features can only be used on an individual system License creation and deployment can be integrated into existing business processes such as ERP systems or e-commerce platforms This mechanism opens up new business models such as feature-on-demand upselling and time-based or pay-per-use licenses for the IoT and other intelligent devices The result is improved security from attacks malware theft and other malfeasance for code and IP

Guenther Fischer is a Senior Licensing and Protection Consultant at Wibu-Systems His specialty is cybersecurity applied to the IoT world


revolutionary end-node solutionsBy Dave Richkas Microchip Product Line Manager

The RN2483 and RN2903 are revolutionary end-node solutions that enable extremely long-range (up to 15 km) bidirectional communication with years of battery life for Internet of Things (IoT) Machine-to-Machine (M2M) smart city and industrial applications

The RN2483 is a fully certified LoRareg technology modem for the European 433868 MHz bands and the RN2903 modem is for the 915 MHz North American band Both modems come with the LoRaWANtrade Class A protocol stack so they can easily connect with the rapidly expanding infrastructure driven by the LoRa Alliance to create Low-Power Wide-Area Networks (LPWANs) both as privately managed scalable deployments or telecom-operated public networks with nationwide coverage Due to the long range of LoRa technology these modems are able to operate without repeaters reducing the total cost of ownership Additionally both the RN2483 and RN2903 are fully certified which saves significant certification costs and reduces time to market

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Deployed worldwide in over 100 million embedded devices CEE-J and the Skelmir team are a proven choice

We work with development teams to quickly add and customize APIs and optimize specific functions in the VM for their specific use cases and demanding IoT projects

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Jetson TX1 Module SpecificationsĄĄ NVIDIA Maxwell GPU with 256 NVIDIA CUDA Cores

ĄĄ Quad-core ARM Cortex-A57 MPCore Processor

ĄĄ 4 GB LPDDR4 Memory

ĄĄ 16 GB eMMC 51 Flash Storage SDIO SATA

ĄĄ Connects to 80211ac Wi-Fi and Bluetooth-Enabled Devices

ĄĄ 1 Gigabit Ethernet

ĄĄ 4K Video EncodeDecode

ĄĄ Up to 6 Cameras MIPI CSI-2

ĄĄ Measures 50mm x 87mm

ĄĄ 400 Pin Board-to-Board Connector Interface

ĄĄ 3x UART 3x SPI 4x I2C 4x I2S GPIOs

NVIDIAreg has pioneered visual computing ndash the art and science of computer graphics ndash for more than 20 years Now wersquore bringing that experience to developers everywhere with the NVIDIA Jetsontrade TX1 module Get supercomputing power for your IoT applications through an embedded platform well-suited for both cloud and edge computing needs NVIDIA Jetson TX1 harnesses the power of deep learning to drive breakthrough advances in artificial intelligence video analytics robotics and more NVIDIA Jetson TX1 | Supercomputer on a Modulebull Unmatched performance under 10Wbull Advanced tech for autonomous machinesbull Smaller than a credit card

Full-Featured Development Platform for Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous MachinesThe NVIDIA Jetson TX1 Developer Kit is a full-featured embedded platform for artificial intelligence and autonomous machines designed for edge-to-cloud computing Itrsquos ideal for IoT design professionals looking to develop and test highly advanced autonomous devices Our credit card-sized Jetson TX1 module enables developers to harness the power of deep learning to create the next-generation of autonomous machines and intelligent devices Its small footprint and low power consumption is geared for deployment onboard embedded systems with constrained size weight and power (SWaP) making it perfect for a wide range of IoT applications This tiny supercomputer can solve some of the worldrsquos biggest problems ndash ones that require intelligent machines As the first embedded computer designed to process deep neural networks the Jetson TX1 delivers 1 teraflops of performance and requires less than 10W of power All of the hardware is supported through a comprehensive developer platform that includes the JetPack SDK libraries developer tools design collateral developer forum training tutorials and moreDeploy Deep Learning in IoT ApplicationsNVIDIA JetPack is a comprehensive SDK that includes system software developer tools libraries and APIs for AIdeep learning in autonomous machines and intelligent devices JetPack makes it possible to deploy high-performance deep learning solutions to low power systems such as video analytics appliances smart city infrastructure robots drones and other embedded systemsLeverage the power of artificial intelligence deep learning and autonomous machines to take your IoT applications and deployments to new heights The NVIDIA Jetson TX1 brings supercomputing power to an embedded platform thatrsquos small and energy-efficient enough to solve the toughest problems wherever they are Learn more about the Jetson TX1 Developer Kit and module on the NVIDIA Embedded Computing site and start building a smarter Internet of Things today

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ĄĄ Provides a complete IoT connection solution for accelerated IoT application developmentĄĄ Easy configuration with user-friendly administrator interface

and dashboardsĄĄ Built-in ADLINK SEMA amp SEMA Cloud remote management

solutionĄĄ Intelligent IoT Gateway Starter Kit packing list includes

bull MXE-202i with dual-core Intelreg Atomtrade SoC processor E3826 IoT gateway on Wind Riverreg IDP XT 20 + 8GB SD card

bull Preloaded ADLINK EdgePro IoT device amp sensor management application

bull 40W ACDC adapter bull WiFiBT kit (pre-installed) bull ZigBee802154 module USB adapter Zigbee wireless light

sensor amp wireless siren bull Modbus RTU module bull Rotary control LED array amp Ethernet cable

The ADLINK Intelligent IoT Gateway Starter Kit provides a complete loT connection solution for reduced development time and quick deploy-ment for every application environment The loT Gateway Starter Kit includes ADLINKrsquos MXE-202i intelligent loT gateway based on Intelreg Atomtrade E3826 processors ADLINKrsquos EdgePro loT device amp sensor management application one light sensor and corresponding siren output Modbus TCP module and accessories utilizing industrial open standard protocols with security functions powered by Intelreg loT Gateway TechnologyThe ADLINK EdgePro loT device amp sensor management application was designed for compatibility with Intelreg loT Gateway Technology which integrates the Wind River Intelligent Device Platformreg (lDP) XT and McAfeereg Embedded Control to provide complete pre-validated communication and security EdgePro enables device and sensor management for plug-in(s) for field protocols including ZigBee (Home Automation Profile) and commonly adopted fieldbus Modbus TCP for industrial automation all easily configured with sensors or 10 nodes Interaction across devicessensors is accomplished by an Event Execution Engine A user-friendly web-based dashboard allows remote monitoring of status and actuator control with RESTFul web-service APIs In addition EdgePro enables simple configuration of reliable and secure connectivity with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Windows Azure CloudThe ADLINK MXE-202i gatewayrsquos sturdy aluminum housing with-stands industrial grade EMIEMS to an EN 61000-6-4 61000-6-2 specification and is fully operable under harsh conditions The MXE-202i provides two GbE LAN two COM two USB 20 and one USB 30 host ports four optional isolated Dl and four isolated DO dual mini PCie slots with one mSATA support and USIM socket support commu-nication with connections such as Wi-Fi Bluetooth and 3G cellular to ensure interoperability between systems and maximize industrial connectivity for a wide variety of application requirements

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The MXE-202i includes ADLINKs proprietary SEMA application for quick setup of remote device management through SEMA Cloud enabling monitoring and collection of system health and status information By combining SEMA intelligent middleware with cloud connectivity ADLINK enables edge-to-cloud-to-end application capa-bilities without additional design requirements Pushing data to the cloud enables operators to verify monitor and control system per-formance from a single central location ndash improving reliability and reducing management costs

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SEMA Cloud is comprised of a cloud server architecture hosting the SEMA Cloud IoT Service which can be administered by a web-based Management Portal and is provided to customers as a platform as a service (PaaS) It includes gateway software with an IoT stack on top of SEMA middleware enabling embedded devices to connect securely to the cloud using state-of-the-art encryption technologies without additional design requirements

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ĄĄ Sturdy two piece extruded aluminum constructionĄĄ EMC gasketing optionsĄĄ Durable finish for lasting protection and aesthetic appealĄĄ Optional mounting feet and handles for lab applications and easy

transportĄĄ Mounting for standard and custom board sizes ĄĄ Custom designs for your OEM product offeringĄĄ Light weight designs for weight sensitive installations

Shape size and aesthetic appeal are keen considerations in electronic packaging for equipment supporting IoT applications Our Guardbox 33 custom and standard enclosures come in three standard widths and overall six sizes to meet many different requirements The product family represents just one example of many electronic equipment enclosures designed and built by Elma over the last 30 years These vibration- resistant cases feature rugged construction ease of assembly and they enable ease of serviceability The compact case is ideally suited for test and measurement instruments as well as drive modules for control systems and many other uses Choose from custom designed front and rear panels for your exact connector requirements plus beveled edges for a clean finished look and then set your OEM product apart with your own logo We apply a wide variety of finishing methods including anodized digital printing silk screening and laser etching in low to high volume runs You may choose to work with our team of experienced designers for a new look or we can work to print from your existing design

Regardless of where your IoT application takes you chances are Elma has an enclosure ready to meet the requirement

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ĄĄ Dual-core Intelreg Celeronreg N2807 SoC 158GHzĄĄ Operating Systems Windows Embedded 81 amp Android 442ĄĄ 101 sunlight readable display capacitive touchscreen GPS

E-compass G-sensorĄĄ Wireless Connectivity WLAN IEEE 80211 abgnac WPAN

Bluetooth 40 WWAN (optional) 35G HSPA+ 4G LTEĄĄ Data Capture HF 1356MHz NFC RFID SAM encryption supportedĄĄ IP65 rating and 15m drop resistance (with optional protective

rubber housing)ĄĄ Optional Accessories protective rubber housing vehicle dock and

office dock

The IMT-BT is an industrial rugged mobile tablet integrating the dual-core Intelreg Celeronreg processor N2807 for high performance computing power Built-in WLAN or optional WWAN connectivity enables the IMT-BT to easily access information from a wide variety of industrial and commercial settings An IP65 rating and 15 meter drop resistance (with optional rubber housing) support significantly ruggedized construction to withstand the most demanding environmentsThe IMT-BT holds its own next to consumer tablets with a 101 capaci-tive touchscreen and built-in megapixel cameras on the front and rear The display is protected by ultra-strong Gorilla Glass making it virtually impervious to damage able to flex when dropped without shattering or scratching The IMT-BT supports 80211 abgnac for maximum wireless speed The data-only modem accommodates optional high-speed 35G HSPA+ or 4G LTE cellular connections In office or outside WLAN and WWAN connectivity support speedy reception and processing and sunlight read-ability allows easy viewing in the field The tablet is also equipped with an NFC readerwriter and supports recognition of RFID tags (1356 MHz) A SAM (Secure Access Module) is standard enabling communication of encrypted data for applications requiring higher levels of security

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ĄĄ Built-in Intelreg Celeronreg J1900 Quad Core 20GHz SoC

ĄĄ Supports up to 8GB DDR3L memory and 25 SATA and mSATA slot

ĄĄ Anti-Vibration Certification IEC 60068-2-64 Shock Protection Certification IEC 60068-2-27

ĄĄ Dimensions palm-sized 527 x 17 x 371 (1338 x 431 x 942 mm)

ĄĄ Wireless expansion capability via Mini PCIe x 1 and has Gigabit Ethernet x 2

ĄĄ Supports a wide operating temperature from -20 to 70 degC

ĄĄ Pre-integrated remote monitoring and device management software for control and security Supports up to 1000 device connections Supports RESTful API web service amp WISE Agent framework for cross-platform connectivity and integration which utilizes standard IoT Protocol MQTT

ĄĄ Technical Support 3 hours of online consulting and IoT Developer Forum for FAQ and software design tools

ĄĄ Online forum When you join the IoT Developer forum you will receive the latest versions of software resources and video training courses

This powerful and complete IoT gateway starter kit empowers your IoT project with a reliable platform and open gateway technologies The package includes a ready-to-run fanless automation system (Intelreg Celeronreg J1900 platform and Windowsreg 7 Embedded) IoT platform software development kit and technical support service Also included is Microsoftreg Azurereg service integration With the Advantech IoT Gateway Starter Kit you can build your own IoT applications quickly and efficiently

For Industrial Equipment Manufacturingbull Connect your things to enable data acquisition device management

and analytic intelligence that create new business valueFor System Integratorsbull Enable your projects to integrate all devices and systems quickly and

efficiently to work together in a reliable platformFor IoT Developersbull Empower your applications to create innovations and practices that

discover more business opportunities

Pre-Integrated Software Capability WISE-PaaSRMM Device Managementbull Remote monitor and control (Power KVM)bull DevicesGroupsMap view device managementbull Device event historyData Flow Logic Designerbull IBMreg Node-RED flow design toolbull Drag and drop plug-in nodesbull Integrated WISE-PaaSRMM function nodesData Storagebull Relational DB (PostgreSQL) for device and account managementbull NoSQL DB (Mongo DB) for big sensor databull Redundant server to provide data and serviceDashboard Builderbull Supports Google Maps gauge spark line and cbull Multiple format data source supportedbull Supports Websocket data stream and JSON content

Data Acquisition amp Transition WISE-Agent Included in WISE-PaaSRMM WISE-Agent software framework enables seamless connectivity from across pervasive sensor devices data flow and IoT cloud such as Microsoft Azure WISE-Agent SDK includes data handler protocol connector and device monitoring for communication security

Data Handlerbull WISE-Agentrsquos dynamic data collection modulebull Plug the needed handler into different usage scenariosbull Provides handler sample code for RS-232485 Modbus-TCPRTU GPS

Protocol Connectorbull IoT standard M2M protocol such as MQTTbull Small code footprintbull Publish-Subscribe structure to provide one-to-many message sharing Device Monitoringbull Hardware monitoring CPU temperature fan speed voltagebull Software monitoring CPUmemory usage and process statusbull Distributed threshold-based detection and alerts

Simplify your IoT deployment with the Advantech Gateway Starter Kit

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Key Differentiation ndash SynergyAdopting state-of-the-art technologies ATP integrates hard-ware firmware and software together with stringent validation processes to achieve ldquo1 + 1 gt 2rdquo and accomplish ldquoPreventing Reporting Analyzingrdquo mechanisms

Why ATP SATA III SSDsMore than Quality ldquoSynergyrdquo is greater than the simple sum of individual effects to accomplish customersrsquo real demandsbull Industrial grade reliability longevity and servicebull Robust error handling and reporting mechanism

PreventionCombining ATPrsquos advanced technologies with in-depth under-standing of NAND Flash know-how to address practical application issues such as unstable power supply small file size programming and frequent reads

ReportSMART Tool with pre-defined errors and a unique firmware algorithm are used as early warning mechanisms for custom-ersrsquo real-time responses

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AnalysisUsing data logging on abnormal events to effectively traceanalyze and identify root causes for further product fine-tuning and feature enhancements

ValidationBased on customersrsquo host system working environment use behaviors and workloads ATP offers tailored testing criteria and rigorous testing scripts to fulfill customersrsquo requirements

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ĄĄ Cloud enabled bull Exchange data securely with applications on IBM Bluemix

via IBM Watson IoT PlatformĄĄ Production ready MicroZed 7010 SOM

bull Based on Xilinx Zynq-7000 SoC ndash Dual ARMcopy Cortextrade-A9 processing system ndash FPGA logic

ĄĄ Expandable development platform bull R3 Arduino-compatible shield expansion slot bull Two 2x6 peripheral module expansion slots bull Additional user header providing access to SPI I2C

UART and GPIO on MicroZedĄĄ Pluggable sensor options

bull ST Microelectronics motion MEMS and environmental sensor shield ndash Connects to shield site bull Six I2C based sensor solutions bull 3-axis accelerometer + 3-axis gyroscope bull 3-axis magnetometer bull Humidity and temperature bull Pressure

bull Maxim Integrated thermocouple-to-digital peripheral module ndash Connects to 2x6 peripheral module ndash SPI-based interface ndash Able to measure temperatures from -270degC to +1800degC ndash Includes K-type thermocouple

ĄĄ Linux enabled bull Runs Wind River Pulsar Linux bull Eases application development bull Certified binary imageĄĄ Connectivity

bull 101001000 Ethernet Port bull Optional WILINK8 WiFiBLE add-on

The Avnet MicroZed Industrial IoT Starter Kit supports designersrsquo edge-to-cloud development of Internet-connected solutions and includes all the necessary building blocks for developing a production-ready IoT-enabled industrial processing system The platform is based on Avnetrsquos MicroZedtrade system-on-module (SoM) with Zynqreg-7000 All Programmable SoC from Xilinx and pluggable sensor solutions from Maxim Integrated and ST Microelectronics The kit integrates with IBM Watson IoTtrade Platform on top of a custom- configured certified image of the Wind Riverreg Pulsartrade Linux operating system The provided out-of-box example design uses a standard MQTT messaging protocol to communicate with Watson IoT which enables registered secure connection to additional cloud services and applications including the IBM Bluemixreg portfolio Bluemix provides a rich palette of composable services to rapidly enhance IoT solutions with cognitive capabilities

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ĄĄ Scalable computing performance utilizing Qseven modules which range from the NXP single-core iMX6 processor up to a quad core Intelreg Pentiumreg CPU

ĄĄ Mount up to 8 antennas supporting multiple wireless standards in parallel while enhancing signal quality by utilizing antenna diversity

ĄĄ 6 internal USB ports and 3 mini PCIe slots are available and able to support LTE 3GPP modems 2x WI-FI 2x LAN with PoE and PROFINET features low power BlueTooth (BTLE) and 6LoWPAN

ĄĄ The embedded board support packages cover all major operating systems ndash including Windows 10 IoT ndash to enable easier software integration

ĄĄ The congatec feature set enables secure boot management of Multi-Master Isup2C Bus Multi Stage Watchdog non-volatile User Data Storage Manufacturing and Board Information Board Statistics as well as Power Loss Control

congatec introduces a flexible IoT gateway platform that is applica-tion ready and easily customizable for rapid field deployment The IoT gateway offers extreme levels of flexibility in terms of processing performance and software integration is able to host up to 8 wireless antennas that can be connected to 3 mini PCI Express slots and 6 internal USB based slots for wireless and wired connectivity modules Customized system designs are also possible upon request

OEMs utilizing the IoT gateway benefit from a pre-configured pre-certified IoT gateway that can easily connect a wide range of hetero-geneous sensors and systems to cloud-based services Target uses include Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) applications such as smart cities connected homes and vehicles digital signage systems and other IoT applications

The wireless connectivity of the IoT gateway is extremely scalable 6 internal USB ports and 3 mini PCIe slots are available and able to support LTE 3GPP modems 2x WI-FI 2x LAN with PoE and PROFINET features low power BlueTooth (BTLE) and 6LoWPAN Other low power wide area networks including LORA 3GPP LTE-MTC Sigfox or UNB can be supported upon customer request

In order to deliver optimal and rapid IoT gateway designs the hard-ware platform was developed to support scalable computing per-formance utilizing Qseven modules which range from the NXP single-core iMX6 processor up to a quad core Intelreg Pentiumreg CPU The gateway also supports the upcoming next generation of Intelreg Atomtrade processors for deployment in emerging IoT gateway and edge computing application scenarios up to and including high availability fog computing systems

The large and fast growing IoT market is well served by congatecrsquos traditional embedded computer boards and module products but OEMs are increasingly demanding IoT gateways that are complete application-ready platforms To meet this growing need the IoT gate-way was designed as a highly flexible and configurable gateway that can be optimized to meet a wide variety of specific application demands As well as the engineering and production of optimized IoT solutions congateclsquos embedded design and manufacturing service also includes certification services an increasingly essential element of deploying wireless technologies and edge devices that connect to carrier grade infrastructures

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ĄĄ FreescaleNXP iMX6 UltraLite (MCIMX6G1) Cortex A7 528MhzĄĄ 512 MB of LP DDR2 RAM 4 GB of eMMC Flash 8MB of Serial

Data FlashĄĄ 1x 10100 BaseT Ethernet 1x SPI 1x I2C 1x I2S amp 1x CANĄĄ 22x GPIO 2x USB 20 High Speed Host 1x USB 20 High

Speed OTG (Host Device) ports 4x serial portsĄĄ Industrial Temperature -40deg to + 85deg CĄĄ APM ~5mA Sleep

Designed and manufactured in the USA the SoM-iMX6U is an ultra-low power ARM System on Module (SoM) designed to plug into an EMAC carrier board that contains all the connectors and IO required or Customer designed for a system The SoM-iMX6U is based on the FreescaleNXP iMX6 UltraLite Cortex-A7 processorA SoM is a small embedded module that contains the core of a microprocessor system The SoM-iMX6U is an industrial temperature ultra-low power 528 MHz module with 4GB of eMMC Flash 8MB of serial data flash and 512MB of LP DDR2 RAM The module has 10100 BaseT Ethernet 4x serial ports GPIO amp AD The recommended developmentcarrier board is the SoM-150 carrier boardPricing as low as $65

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SDIO AD SPI I2C amp CANĄĄ 1x 100 BaseT Ethernet (Standard) POE (Optional)ĄĄ Industrial Temperature of -40deg - +85deg CĄĄ Optional Wifi Bluetooth Cell Modem wGPS 6LoWPAN

The MitiPytrade Industrial IoT microcontroller was created to simplify connecting devices and machines to the multitude of systems you find in the Industrial environment EMAC Inc has created an easy to use cost effective industrial board that can be implemented anywhere from the factory floor to an offsite remote location The MitiPytrade IoT board provides inputs for sensor integration legacy serial communication mesh networking cell modem Wi-Fi and Bluetooth communication The MitiPytrade runs MicroPython offering the perfect blend of power and flexibility The MitiPy is a perfect fit for OEMs manufacturers and machine builders looking to add Industrial IoT functionality to new and existing product linesOEM amp Qty pricing available on request

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ĄĄ Three-in-one virtualized application

ĄĄ Remote monitoring amp multi-server management

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ĄĄ myQNAPcloud ndash Exceed LAN restrictions for easy remote updates

ĄĄ Create your IIoT solution with QTS Gateway

IEIrsquos new generation smart fan-less embedded computer has an ultra-rugged design that allows stable operation even in the worst environments it is not only quiet but also safe The TANK-860-QGW supports the QTS Gateway operating system allowing you to easily monitor the system status Diverse application programs can also be downloaded to satisfy different application needs

TANK-860-QGW

IEI Technology USA Corpieiworldcom

marketingusaieiworldcom 909-595-2819 ieiworld wwwlinkedincomcompanyiei-technology-corp

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ĄĄ Keep mission-critical IoT devices fully operational with immediate notification of issues

ĄĄ Secure two-way connectivity to enable remote diagnostics and remotely repair devices

ĄĄ Upgrade new devices when first activated in the field and push new updates out as released

ĄĄ Manage the inventory of device configurations and software to stay on top of all field assets

ĄĄ Integrate with other enterprise systems to monitor and share device status

The Answer to Your Device Lifecycle Management Challenges

With the proliferation of connected devices in the Internet of Things (IoT) the ability to deploy monitor manage service update and decommission those devices is essential Wind Riverreg Helixtrade Device Cloud makes it possible An IoT device man-agement platform Device Cloud connects machines and devices manages and collects machine-generated data and enables you to quickly and securely improve operational efficiencies

With Device Cloud build device management capabilities right into your IoT infrastructure to meet the challenges associated with device lifecycle management and reduce the complexities of building and operating large-scale device deployments Your organization can lower development costs accelerate deploy-ment timelines and free resources up to work on features specific to your business needs

Device Cloud solves the problem of connecting and managing devices remotely It automatically collects and integrates data from hundreds or thousands of disparate devices machines and systems enabling your operators to track device status and content share data and proactively determine when updates are needed

Wind Riverreg Helixtrade Device Cloud

Wind Riverwwwwindrivercom

marketingwindrivercom 800-545-WIND Wind River windriver

Industrial


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IoT Design Guide


FEATURES

ĄĄ Intelreg Dual-Core Processor (Bay Trail) Atom E3827ĄĄ Two 101001000 Ethernet (Intel I210)ĄĄ Two serial ports (RS-232422485)ĄĄ Four USB ports (1x USB 30 and 3x USB 20)ĄĄ Bus Expansion ndash Two MiniPCIe (one with mSATA)ĄĄ Bus Expansion ndash IO60 (SPI I2C PWM and UART)ĄĄ Wide range +10 to +50V DC input

The SYS-405D is a rugged industrial system capable of operating at extended temperatures without requiring a fan or heat-pipe The SYS-405D is based on the dual-core Intelreg Atomtrade E3827 processor and protected by a rugged enclo-sure The SYS-405D includes dual Ethernet dual MiniPCIe USB 30 serial ports with RS-232422485 and two inde-pendent displays via DisplayPort andor Analog VGA

The flexible expansion options enable the SYS-405 series to perform data acquisition functions and edge processing for demanding industrial IoT applications

SYS-405D ndash Rugged Industrial Computer with Expansion

Industrial


WinSystems Inchttpwwwwinsystemscomproductsys-405d

saleswinsystemscom 817-274-7553

FEATURES

ĄĄ Freescalereg iMX 6Q Cortex A9 Industrial ARM CPU 800 MHzĄĄ Gigabit Ethernet with IEEE-1588trade

ĄĄ Six USB 20 ports and one USB On-The-Go PortĄĄ Two CAN Bus ports Five High Speed Serial portsĄĄ 24 lines GPIO tolerant up to 30 VDCĄĄ Wide range DC or Power over Ethernet (PoE) PD Power InputĄĄ MiniPCIe and IO60 expansion

WinSystemsrsquo SBC35-C398Q quad-core single board com-puter combines high performance with a rich mix of indus-trial IO The Freescale iMX 6Q processorrsquos integrated power management provides excellent efficiency and allows operation from -40deg to +85degC without active cool-ing It is designed for demanding graphical applications in security transportation medical and digital signage

The SBC35-C398 series is positioned perfectly for data acquisition functions for rugged industrial IoT applications

SBC35-C398Q ndash Quad-Core Single Board Computer

Industrial


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ĄĄ Integrated Security Features Extends excellent security to the device with software- and hardware-based features to help protect your data

ĄĄ Bring Intelligence to the Edge The kit works with other Intel-based systems and simplifies integration of edge products into end-to-end Internet of Things (IoT) architectures

ĄĄ Faster Time to Market Simplifies design and reduces bill of materials (BOM) by minimizing external components required on the platform

ĄĄ Tremendous Flexibility Uses a single DC power source with an operating range of 20 to 33 volts and supports serial interfaces typically seen on sensors wireless modules flash devices and EEPROMs

The Intelreg Quarktrade Microcontroller Developer Kit D2000 consists of a small form-factor board which contains among other things flash storage a 6-axis compassaccelerometer with temperature sensor an Arduino-Uno compatible shield interface and a booster-pack compatible shield interface A USB connection enables programming and debugging (JTAG) of the development platform The software tool chain for the development platform is provided by Intelreg System Studio for micro-controllers which is an Eclipse-based IDE for develop-ing optimizing and debugging applications Features include the GNU compiler collection (GCC) Intelreg Integrated Performance Primitives for microcontrol-lers the board support package for the Intelreg Quarktrade Microcontroller Software Interface (Intelreg QMSI) and sample applications

See more atproductsavnetcomemaiotintel

Intelreg Quarktrade Microcontroller Developer Kit D2000



MCUs and MPUs


IoT Design Guide


FEATURES

ĄĄ Smart Homes and BuildingsĄĄ Wearables and Smart FabricsĄĄ HealthcareĄĄ TelematicsĄĄ Smart CitiesĄĄ Smart Factories

The Internet of Things (IoT) is quickly becoming an invisible ndash and indispensable ndash part of everyday life Information passing between electronic devices without human intervention ranges from health and fitness data at the personal level to monitoring the performance and reliability of large motors in factoriesBecause IoT devices function independent of human monitoring performance expectations must be extremely high Reliability quality of experience (QoE) longtime availability and flawless wireless connectivity are all critically importantTesting end-to-end communications behavior of machine-to-machine (M2M) devices through the entire product lifecycle is so important that it has become specialty in itself As a leader in wireless testing Rohde amp Schwarz has the expertise to bring IoT applications to market as quickly as possible ndash with the highest quality and performance For more information click here

Rohde amp Schwarz Your partner in IoT testing

Sensors


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FEATURES

ĄĄ Full Guest OS VirtualizationĄĄ Trusted Application ProtectionĄĄ Multi-channel Network IsolationĄĄ Safety amp Security Application PartitioningĄĄ Multi-core ProcessingĄĄ Real-time Execution ControlĄĄ High Assurance Safety amp Security Certification Design

Artifact Support

LynxSecure is an embedded high performance Separation Kernel Hyper-visor LynxSecure provides bare-metal virtualization and robust par-titioning capabilities to support the most stringent security and safety requirements found in military avionics automotive medical and industrial systems LynxSecure features a portable and customizable architecture that gives OEM developers the transparency and control over computing platforms to build real-time robust high availabil-ity solutions and deploy over a vast selection of computing platforms Originally designed and developed to meet the exacting security needs of the Department of Defense (DoD) and deterministic requirements of the avionics community LynxSecure provides the ability to concurrently run general purpose and real-time operating systems on a single computing platform LynxSecure is packaged with development and configuration tools that offer real-time and granular control over hardware platform resources for managing guest OS resource allocation execution sched-uling and intercommunication With support for multi-process multi-threaded and multi-core environments LynxSecure easily scales from small embedded systems to large enterprise deployments

LynxSecure Separation Kernel Hypervisor

RTOS and Tools Security


Lynx Software Technologieswwwlynxcom

insidelynxcom 408-979-3900 lynxsoftware wwwlinkedincomcompanylynxsoftwaretechnologies

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ĄĄ Supports MKW24D512 Kinetisreg microcontroller (up to 50 MHz Cortex-M4 MCU 512 KB Flash)

ĄĄ Full IEEE 802154 compliant wireless node

ĄĄ Software support Thread ZigBee Pro 802154 MAC and SMAC Kinetis Software Development Kit (SDK)

ĄĄ Reference design area with small footprint low-cost RF node bull RF circuitry includes a Balun to convert the differential

inputoutput pin of the MKW24D512 transciever to single-ended for on-board signal routing

bull Low off-chip component count bull Programmable output power from -35 dBm to +8 dBm

at the SMA connector no trap bull Receiver sensitivity -102 dBm typical

ĄĄ Integrated PCB inverted F-type antenna and SMA RF port

ĄĄ Selectable power sources

ĄĄ 32 MHz reference oscillator

ĄĄ 32 kHz clock oscillator

ĄĄ 24 GHz frequency operation (ISM Band)

ĄĄ External serial flast for over-the-air programming (OTAP) support

ĄĄ Multiple push buttons and LEDs

ĄĄ OpenSDA debug interface

ĄĄ Combo sensor 6-axis sensor with integrated linear accelerometer and magnetometer

The FRDM-KW24D512 is a development platform based on the MKW24D512 Kinetisreg W Series microcontroller and is enabled by software support for Thread ZigBee Pro 802154 MAC SMAC and Kinetis Software Development Kit (SDK) The FRDM-KW24D512 kit contains two boards enabling point-to-point out of the box connectivity

Kinetis MKW24D512 MCU is a low-power compact inte-grated device consisting of a high-performance 24 GHz IEEE 802154 compliant radio transceiver and a power-ful ARMreg Cortexreg-M4 core system with connectivity and precision mixed-signal analog peripherals

FRDM-KW24D512 evaluation boards are designed to work either in standalone mode or as part of the Freedom development platforms for quick application prototyping They are fully supported by a comprehensive enablement environment

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NXPreg Freedom Development Platform for Kinetisreg KW2x MCUs



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IoT Design Guide


windows 10 enterprise

ĄĄ One Windows Platform Windows 10 enables the creation of Universal Windows apps and drivers that can target every Windows 10 device including a wide range of intelligent devices from IoT Gateways to POS devices to Industrial automation systems With a common device management stack intelligent devices powered by Windows 10 can be managed with the same tools as your PCrsquos Phones and Tablets

ĄĄ Secured Windows 10 provides enterprise grade security and reliability to ensure your devices and data are protected against todayrsquos modern security threats Windows 10 also enables you to provide a dedicated device experience for line of business applications

ĄĄ Connected Windows 10 is designed to work well with other devices your cloud services and leverage your existing invest-ments Windows 10 inherent connectivity for device-to-device sensor-to-device and device-to-cloud make it an ideal plat-form for intelligent devices as part of an overall IoT solution

Online TrainingKen Marlin Microsoftreg MVP and Technical Manager at Avnet will take you through the steps to get your next Windowsreg 10 IoT project off the ground Hersquoll walk you through the steps to get authorized for embedded products how to get access to the media and keys touch base on the licensing options and then take you through the steps to start your first Windows 10 IoT image From there hersquoll dig into some of the lock-down features and discuss the real world situations like security updates and recovery options Wersquoll also explore Windows 10 IoTrsquos enterprise grade security manageability and cloud connectivity capabilities Join Ken as hersquoll provide you with everything you need to launch your next Windows 10 IoT project

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ĄĄ Support for 10 low-power sensors including ambient light digital microphone magnetic sensor humidity pressure accelerometer gyroscope magnetometer object temperature and ambient temperature

ĄĄ Ultra-low power with years of battery life from a single coin cell battery and enabling battery-less applications through the ARMreg Cortexreg-M3 based ultra-low power SimpleLink CC2650 wireless MCU

ĄĄ Cloud connectivity lets you access and control your SensorTag kit from anywhere

ĄĄ Multi-standard support enables ZigBee or 6LoWPAN through a simple firmware upgrade

ĄĄ DevPacks allow you to expand the SensorTag to fit your designs

The new SimpleLinktrade multi-standard SensorTag kit invites you to realize your Internet of Things (IoT) product idea Including 10 low-power MEMS sensors in a tiny package the kit is expandable with DevPacks to make it easy to add your own sensors or actuators

Connect to the cloud with Bluetoothreg Low Energy (BLE) and get your sensor data online in three minutes The SensorTag is ready to use in the cloud with an iOS and Android app with no programming experience required to get started

The new SensorTag is based on the SimpleLink CC2650 ultra-low power wireless microcontroller (MCU) offer-ing 75 lower power consumption than previous BLE products This allows the SensorTag kit to be battery powered and offer years of battery life from a single coin cell battery

The BLE SensorTag includes iBeacon technology This allows your phone to launch applications and customize content based on SensorTag data and physical location

Additionally the SensorTag kit can be enabled with ZigBeereg and 6LoWPAN technology

See more atproductsavnetcomemaiotti

Texas Instruments SimpleLinktrade Multi-standard CC2650 SensorTagtrade Kit



Wireless Cloud


IoT Design Guide


FEATURES

ĄĄ On-ramp to the IIoT Transform your industrial devices into smart cloud-connected devices

ĄĄ Secure remote access Securely access and remotely monitor your entire fleet of registered gateways and their local applications with no firewall dependencies

ĄĄ Device management Manage and connect to all of your and your customers registered devices from one web-based interface

ĄĄ User management Set up your installation and support team and your customers with the right security permissions and device assignments

ĄĄ Third-party cloud platform integration Plug into and synchronize with popular cloud platforms to provide field product data for business and analytics applications

ĄĄ Notifications Use cloud-based notification services such as texting and email to bring information to people when they need it and how they need it

ĄĄ Software upgrades Remotely download and install software upgrades and minimize unnecessary field visits

ĄĄ Application Engine Add intelligence to your industrial devices with local applications to produce device data for diagnostics analysis and graphical trends

ĄĄ Protocol translation Seamlessly complete any building automation project with our library of 140+ open and proprietary protocol drivers

Are your products looking to take advantage of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) Are you looking to gain visibility into where your products are sold and deployed Do you want to remotely connect to and diagnose your products so that you know what to expect when your support personnel go on-site Wouldnrsquot it be even better if you could proactively support and enhance your products and avoid unplanned downtime Wouldnrsquot your development engineers like to know how your products are actually being used in the field so that they could design the next generation of killer features Wouldnrsquot it be great if your sales people could identify upsell opportunities based on actual customer usage patterns This is the promise of the IIoT

As Simple as 1-2-3-4Consider IIoT-enabling your leading products with the FieldPoPtrade device cloud and the FieldServer IIoT gateway from Sierra Monitor Corporation Incorporating this technology is as simple as 1-2-3-41 Incorporate the FieldServer gateway into your product The gate-

way becomes your productrsquos multi-protocol interface ndash letting your products plug into an IP network and having them talk the required protocols to connect to other systems and to the cloud Perhaps you want to add this functionality as an external module or perhaps this functionality should be designed into your product enclosure We support either option

2 Add ldquodata smartsrdquo to your product by leveraging the power-ful application engine on the FieldServer gateway We provide easy-to-use applications on the gateway that display trend and log data produced by your products Need help customizing these applications to your unique product needs Itrsquos a snap

3 Click once (on the gateway) and connect to the cloud All our FieldServer gateways have the ability to register with our FieldPoP device cloud and subsequently be accessed from any-where ndash securely When the gateway connects to the cloud your products are cloud-connected Their status information and data are available in the FieldPoP cloud Want to notify certain people if certain events happen No problem ndash FieldPoP can do that for your products Establish your account on FieldPoP and have access to your entire installed base of IIoT-enabled products at your fingertips

4 Analyze and act upon the rich trove of data that your products send up to FieldPoP Pick your favorite applications or application platforms and use the FieldPoPrsquos REST APIs to access and control your field data Use the power of analytics to benchmark your performance and discover new opportunities to grow your business

FieldPoPtrade Device Cloud and FieldServer IIoT Gateway

Sierra Monitor Corporationwwwsierramonitorcom

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Device Management in the Internet of Things Why It Matters and How to Achieve It Data may be the hero of the Internet of Things (IoT) story but the real workhorses are the devices at the edge of the IoT system Theyrsquove been deployed to generate and transmit data to a centralized platform or to perform an automated task that in turn generates data The perfor-mance of the system as a whole often hinges on the health of these devices If a device sensor embedded agent or gateway begins faltering the consequences can range from minor disruption to dire

REMOTE CONTROL FOR THE DEVICE LIFECYCLEFrom the initial design stage device manufacturers and system developers need to take into account a devicersquos entire operating lifecycle from the time it is deployed until it is decommissioned Over that time several distinct but interrelated issues need to be addressed

Commissioning and provisioning Once devices are deployed and connected operators must activate and provision them This can mean literally going from device to device with a thumb drive and loading applications or performing upgrades manually System operators need the means to configure provision and manage field devices remotely

Security Hackers often target endpoint devices as a means of gaining entry to the system as a whole Security breaches at the device level can have severe conse-quences including steep financial losses damage to cred-ibility and trust or even endangerment of human life Securing devices is particularly problematic because they are vulnerable to both physical tampering and network- borne threats

Monitoring and management System operators need tools to monitor the health and performance of devices remotely and check for security vulnerabilities They also need to be able to send ldquoinstructionsrdquo to devices to fix a problem or change a function often based on data that has been received from those same devices This requires a two-way or ldquoround-triprdquo communication capability in which responses to the devices can be automated

Integration IoT systems that generate and deliver data from field devices need a point of integration with enter-prise systems that can aggregate analyze and act upon that data

Updates and upgrades Devices in enterprise applica-tions may be expected to operate and perform for years The software running on them likely will require constant updating bug fixes and security patches They will also require periodic software upgrades both to avoid per-formance degradation and to take advantage of software improvements that will bring greater speed capacity and efficiency Once an upgrade or a new application has been developed operators need the means to deploy it quickly to many devices at a time

Decommissioning Developers need to plan for the end of the devicersquos life at the design stage Operators need to be able to securely remove a device from service ensuring that it is truly ldquodeadrdquo and does not expose a vulnerability that intruders could exploit

THE ANSWER IN THE CLOUDDevice management should be part of an IoT strategy from inception But trying to build capabilities for device management and two-way communication increases the cost and complexity of development and slows time-to-deployment

A more practical solution is to leverage technology designed specifically for IoT device deployment and management Wind Riverreg Helixtrade Device Cloud makes this possible by enabling operators to safely and securely monitor manage service and update devices in the field

Device Cloud automatically collects and integrates data from hundreds or thousands of disparate devices machines and systems enabling operators to track device status and content share data among engineers and proactively determine when updates are needed

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