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Why silicon security may be crucial for your next IoT device

For IoT to scale and to make a dramatic impact on our lives, security must be built in from the ground-up and considered from the first day a product is designed. As the IoT world grows and scales, adversaries are exploring innovative and unique ways to compromise devices.
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