Secure Element: Provisioning made EASY
summary
Microchip and The Things Industries ship a LoRaWAN-tailored secure element that arrives pre-provisioned with unique derived keys from HSMs, removing any need to expose keys to humans or contract manufacturers. It includes a signed manifest that contains only public identifiers, requires a 10‑unit MOQ, offers one year free Join Server service, supports hardware crypto acceleration, reports ~150 nA sleep current, plugs into existing LoRaWAN stacks, and enables backend rekeying via the joint servers.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:45Embedded system security
- 4:05Secret vault
- 5:00Key handling
- 5:50Security
- 7:05Reliability
- 8:00Provisioning
- 10:00Implementation
- 11:10Different implementations
- 12:45Configuration
- 13:45Conclusion
- 15:05Questions
- 19:45Secure Exchange
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