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Why Your Company Should Create a Security Policy Before Implementing a Security Program (White Paper)

Why Your Company Should Create a Security Policy Before Implementing a Security Program (White Paper)

With security a critical concern across a wide spectrum of industries, ensuring security on embedded devices has become a key element of an enterprise’s overall security strategy.

Sep 8, 2020
1 minute read

To combat complex and rapidly growing threats, security issues must now be carefully considered at every phase of product development—from design and testing to delivery and maintenance.

To appropriately secure a system, the project team must consider what is most important to each level of operation and how a company monitors and mitigates cybersecurity threats should be defined in the security policy before a project is even started.

In this Wind River white paper, you’ll learn about:

  • Recent research on security for embedded systems.
  • The challenges faced when implementing security for embedded systems.
  • Suggestions on how to implement a valuable security plan.

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