2015 · 27 citations · 3 references
EngineeringComputer EngineeringSystems EngineeringEmbedded SystemsHardware-software Co-designSecurity ArchitectureEmbedded SecurityEmbedded System SecurityEmbedded Systems DesignSecure System DesignSecurity HardeningSystem SecurityCross-functional DesignEmbedded Software ArchitectureFunctional DesignResilienceSecure DesignSecure Embedded System DesignSystem Configuration Hardening
Devices connected to the internet are increasingly the targets of deliberate and sophisticated attacks [1]. Embedded system engineers tend to focus on well-defined functional capabilities rather than “obscure” security and resilience. However, “after-the-fact” system hardening could be prohibitively expensive or even impossible. The co-design of security and resilience with functionality has to overcome a major challenge; rarely can the security and resilience requirements be accurately identified when the design begins. This paper describes an embedded system architecture that decouples secure and functional design aspects.
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