SEATTLE, WA, November 10, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Sequitur Labs Inc. today announced the release of CoreTEETM – a Global Platform compliant Trusted Execution Environment (“TEE”) for IoT and other embedded devices. CoreTEE provides a secure foundation to create trustworthy devices by providing isolation for critical processes, data and key material. CoreTEE utilizes ARM® TrustZone® technology.
CoreTEE delivers:
CoreTEE is built upon the ARM TrustZone technology in ARM Cortex®-A processors. CoreTEE can be used for securing nearly any kind of IoT and embedded use case such as industrial and consumer gateways, payment terminals for Point-of-Sale, kiosks and vending machines, and variety of devices used in applications ranging from automotive to healthcare.
“Security can no longer be an afterthought and must be designed in from the beginning. With CoreTEE, chip makers can now offer secure, standards compliant platform for device makers to make trustworthy devices,” said Philip Attfield, president and CEO of Sequitur Labs.
“The TrustZone-based TEE has established itself as an effective security foundation on which valuable services and great user experiences can be built,” said Rob Coombs, director of security marketing, ARM. “We welcome this announcement of CoreTEE in bringing standards-based security and important features such as Trusted User Interface and secure peripherals to ARM-based devices.”
Sequitur works closely with chip makers to port CoreTEE to a specific SoC architecture. CoreTEE is currently available for the Atmel® SMART SAMA5D4 and SAMA5D2 series. “As a leader in ultra-low power MCU and MPU IoT solutions, we are excited to collaborate with Sequitur Labs to enable customers another option for building smart and secure products,” said Laurence Barberis, product marketing manager for MPUs at Atmel Corp.
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