security best practices for embedded system updates
"Security best practices for embedded system updates" refers to the recommended guidelines and procedures that should be followed to ensure the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of embedded systems when updating their software or firmware. These practices aim to minimize security vulnerabilities, protect critical data, and maintain the overall security posture of the embedded system throughout the update process.
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