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A Manufacturer's Post-Shipment Approach to Fend-Off IoT Malware in Home Appliances
Learn how a manufacturer's post-shipment approach can detect and prevent IoT malware in home appliances, maintaining product security throughout its life cycle with collaboration, threat intelligence, and built-in anti-malware solutions.
- Continuous effort is required to improve product security throughout the product life cycle.
- The security strength of a product can decrease over time as attacks evolve.
- Self-protection can be a reasonable option when a firmware update is not possible.
- Collaboration with business units is necessary to develop effective security solutions.
- Manufacturers should consider and control suitable levels of security for their products.
- IoT devices are vulnerable to attacks and require additional security measures.
- Lightweight and minimum operational impact are important considerations for IoT device security.
- Threat intelligence can be used to improve activities at each phase of the product lifecycle.
- SRAM (Self-Protection, Resilience, Immunity Module) is a built-in anti-malware that detects and stops IoT malware inside a device.
- A manufacturer-developed IoT threat intelligence platform, Astira, can help improve product security.
- The project Astira enables efficiency and reliability for each pre-shipment activity and helps prevent products from losing security strength over time.
- Reasonable security varies on stakeholders and industry requirements.