Trusted Execution & Key Protection
Trusted execution technologies are powerful, but they are often misunderstood. A TEE, TrustZone design, secure element, TPM, HSM, or enclave does not automatically protect secrets unless the architecture uses it correctly.
Get help implementing or reviewing isolation boundaries, protected key use, device identity and attestation interfaces.
Typical scope
- · TrustZone / TEE partitioning
- · Secure-world and normal-world boundary review
- · Key storage and key-use model
- · Secure element / TPM / HSM integration assumptions
- · Device identity and attestation model
- · Secure API and attack-surface review
- · Update and lifecycle implications
Outcome
Receive the agreed integration and checks, or a review of isolation boundaries, exposed interfaces and key-use assumptions.
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