How can mobile operators balance the challenge of meeting commercial targets without incurring additional commercial risk? What tools are available for a more nuanced, customer centric approach?
Trusted User Interfaces (TUIs) are the next big thing for securing critical mobile apps. The Trusted User Interface feature allows a Trusted Application to interact directly with the user via a common display and touch screen, completely isolated from the main device OS.
The last few years has seen a growing level of interest in enhancing the relationship between mobile devices and cars to deliver new experiences and value for vehicle users.
Today, we unveiled our strategic partnership with Samsung to empower mobile network operators (MNOs) and the wider telco ecosystem to curb losses and grow revenues. For us, this marks a key milestone for our MNO device security platform, but this is significant for our partners and customers - they now have a single console to manage their entire Android portfolio.
Lets put the deal in context:
This partnership enables mobile operators to drive new revenue streams across Samsung’s smartphones.
This article is an introduction to the use of Hypervisors in the Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) space.
Over the last few years, automotive cybersecurity has become a hot topic of discussion within the automotive industry and it may be a surprise to learn that it is far from a new subject. We asked Andrew Till, an experienced industry executive, to be our guest editor for this blog.
There’s much written about the need to secure mobile applications and the consequences of failing to do this well. At the same time, many claim this to be an impossible task, with numerous and varied ways for the ‘bad guys’ to win. Security is never easy – but good security can transform the way users interact with systems, enabling new ways of living and working. Done right, security makes systems simpler and easier to interact with. The days of passwords and dongles are long gone.
Trustonic platform can now be used by developers to secure apps with both multiple hardware-backed TEEs and advanced software protection to enable the next generation of secure mobile user experiences.
This week McKinsey & Co. and the Global Semiconductor Alliance published an enlightening report into the changing attitudes towards cybersecurity in the automotive industry. The report highlights both the new regulatory frameworks that will force cybersecurity to the top of the agenda as well as a key change in perception of the role that cybersecurity plays in the future of the industry.
