Developing Secure Solutions with Samsung Knox
summary
Samsung Knox is a platform for enterprise security and manageability with concrete tooling: a attestation SDK implements a six‑stage protocol where a trusted execution environment (a notary) supplies measurements so provisioning of secrets is blocked if device state mismesses, and restriction APIs let commodity tablets become single‑purpose kiosks (examples: disable speakers, lock brightness, enforce volume at hardware level). The product offers deployment services, a unified SDK with license tiers, real‑time kernel protections, and Network Platform Analytics for app‑level network metadata.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:28Physical vs Digital Security
- 3:24Define Security
- 4:59Examples of Security
- 6:14Chain of Trust
- 7:37What is Knox
- 9:51Focus Areas of Knox
- 10:52Where We All Fit
- 11:39Security Goals
- 12:32Examples
- 15:09Resources
- 17:07Whitepaper
- 17:41Use Cases
- 19:38Enterprise Mobility
- 20:21Supply Chain Compromise
- 22:30What Went Wrong
- 23:13Where Should Secrets Go
- 23:42The Protocol
- 26:06Single Purpose Devices
- 26:56Tablets
- 28:22Inflight infotainment
- 30:33Volume control
- 33:47Summary
- 34:39QA
- 38:43NPA
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