Security made easy on STM32H5: STM32Trust TEE Secure Manager

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About Massimo Panzica

Principal Application Engineer

Following several years of experience in Italy as a software engineer, Massimo joined ST and coordinated numerous STM32-based turnkey solutions. He transferred to the U.S. in 2014 to join ST's Microcontroller Applications team for the Americas and is currently supporting STM32 MCUs with primary focus on security.

About Mena Roumbakis

Product Marketing Engineer

Currently focusing on MPU products and security for STMicroelectronics in the Americas, Mena has over 20 years of experience in design, support, and marketing. With expertise in products including MCUs, DSPs, and processors, he is passionate about ensuring customers have the tools and resources they need to succeed.

About Rishi Shukla

Field Application Staff Engineer

Rishi is a Field Application Engineer with STMicroelectronics since early 2023. With 5 years of experience in Embedded Systems, Rishi has worked on various technologies like IoT, 5G, FPGAs, and PLLs. Rishi is currently responsible for STM32 MCUs with a strong focus on Security in the Americas region.

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Security made easy on STM32H5: STM32Trust TEE Secure Manager

Massimo Panzica - Mena Roumbakis - Rishi Shukla - STMicroelectronics - Watch Now - EOC 2024 - Duration: 01:51:34

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Prerequisites for this workshop can be downloaded here.

Struggling to protect your end-devices while complying with complex regulations and certification schemes? Join STMicroelectronics during this workshop to discover the power of the STM32Trust TEE Secure Manager, a new set of certified security services that automatically sets up a range of security features.

In this 1.5-hour session, you will learn about the security features of the STM32H5 MCU, and how to integrate the Secure Manager into your embedded design to enable highly secure end-devices that meet the unique security requirements of your project.

Who should watch?

This workshop is intended for firmware developers, system integrators, and design engineers interested in secure solutions for STM32 microcontrollers.

Workshop agenda

Introduction to the STM32Trust TEE Secure Manager
Overview of the STM32H5 security features
Hands-on sessions:
- install and get started with Secure Manager
- build and debug your application using Secure Manager services
- safely reopen debug access with Debug Authentication on STM32H5

Prerequisites

For those who wish to participate in the workshop exercises, you will need the following:

A laptop running Windows® 10 or higher, with administrator rights for software and driver installation and an available USB port.
One STM32H5 Discovery kit (part number: STM32H573I-DK), which you can purchase in the ST eStore or from one of our distributors.
One USB cable (Type C, or Type C-to-Type A)
Software tools, downloaded and installed prior to the workshop.

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AlexandreZim

Score: 0 | 1 year ago | no reply

Good morning, gentlemen.
Very good presentation! Congrats.
The product I develop firmware for is Energy Meter and it requires software certification of the "Legally Relevant Part". Bringing it to the presentation subject, I can imagine this legally relevant FW as being one "Trusted App". The part of the FW that is not legally relevant could be the Non-Secure Application. Almost nothing about the Trusted Apps was presented. Do you have any documentation about developping "Trusted Apps" in this context?

roland