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Preserving Trust in Your Software: Strategies for Enhancing Code Signing Key Security for Connected Devices

Preserving Trust in Your Software: Strategies for Enhancing Code Signing Key Security for Connected Devices

About This Training

In today's digital landscape, code signing plays a crucial role in establishing trust and ensuring the integrity of software applications. However, the protection of code signing keys has become a prime target for malicious actors seeking to compromise software security. This webinar aims to equip you with invaluable insights and the best practices for safeguarding code signing keys, enabling you to enhance the security and integrity of your software.

Join us as we delve into effective strategies, technologies and industry standards that can help protect code signing keys and mitigate the risks of unauthorized software tampering and distribution.

Presentation

Preserving Trust in Your Software: Strategies for Enhancing Code Signing Key Security for Connected Devices

What You Will Learn

The significance of code signing keys in establishing trust and software integrity
Understanding the risks and consequences of code signing key compromise
Implementing hardware security modules (HSMs) for enhanced key protection with NXP Code Signing Tool support for HSM and PKCS#11
Getting started with code signing key protection: a reference implementation to sign the bootloader, fitimage, dm-verity roothash and firmware update bundles using keys protected by NitroKey HSM on an i.MX Yocto Linux system

Presented by

Nathan Barrett-Morrison

Principal Engineer, Timesys
James Prior

Technical Product Management, Advanced Edge Processor Innovation Team, BL Secure Connected Edge, NXP Semiconductors

DURATION

55 min

LANGUAGE

English

SKILL LEVEL

Beginner

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Additional Resources

i.MX Applications Processors

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