security protocols for embedded systems
Security protocols for embedded systems refer to a set of procedures and measures that are implemented within the design and operation of embedded systems to safeguard against unauthorized access, data breaches, and potential vulnerabilities. These protocols typically involve encryption, authentication, access controls, and threat detection techniques to ensure the protection of sensitive data and the overall integrity and functionality of embedded systems.
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