OEMs can simultaneously perform hardware-based blocking and encryption.
Conveniently implement communication and security processes

Sequitur Labs and Microchip Technology have launched a new IoT Security Suite for Microchip's SAMA5D2 microprocessor unit (MPU) to meet the rapidly growing demand for IoT security.

Through this suite, IoT device manufacturers can easily implement the advanced security technologies provided by both companies. OEMs can utilize hardware-based blocking and encryption while significantly reducing the investment and effort required for development.



The Suite meets the requirements of IoT product manufacturers, such as maintaining device and application integrity throughout the product lifecycle and ensuring secure communication with other devices and IoT cloud applications. Furthermore, using this Suite in products like IoT gateways, thermostats, robotic vacuum cleaners, access control systems, and alarm systems enables the convenient implementation of secure processes, such as device pairing and communication with IoT cloud platforms.

The IoT Security Suite is designed to rapidly leverage the advanced hardware security capabilities of the SAMA5D2 MPU. It enables the implementation of features such as secure zones based on proven ARM® TrustZone® technology, secure SRAM, a hardware encryption engine, and a true random number generator. In addition, developers can work in familiar environments such as Linux.

Jacko Wilbrink, Marketing Director for Microchip’s MPU32 division, stated, “By using Sequter’s IoT Security Suite, application developers can easily access the SAMA5D2’s advanced hardware security features within a familiar programming environment. Through this solution, IoT device OEMs can easily and quickly add robust security capabilities to their applications by leveraging the security features provided by the SAMA5D2, such as the true random number generator, hardware encryption acceleration, and ARM TrustZone technology.”