[Application note] How to getting started with the SDK?

[dophanngoc]

I found out the SDK is especially innovative solution to secure the IoT system then would like to getting started with choosing platforms, so do you have any recommendation for that?
I mean a device/gateway with built-in add-on feature ARM trustzone (Armv7, Armv8) or NXP050 and a IoT cloud service for easily deploying?

[vaachii]

@dophanngoc

Thank you for your interest in this project! I apologize for the delay in replying.

I found out the SDK is especially innovative solution to secure the IoT system then would like to getting started with choosing platforms, so do you have any recommendation for that?
I mean a device/gateway with built-in add-on feature ARM trustzone (Armv7, Armv8) or NXP050 and a IoT cloud service for easily deploying?

While information on recommended devices is still under discussion, we plan to provide the SDK for microcontroller with ARM Cortex-M33 CPUs first. In particular, we are considering the RA6M5 made by Renesas Electronics as our target microcontroller in the first stage. The RA6M5 is a microcontroller that supports ARM TrustZone and Renesas Electronics' SCE (Secure Crypto Engine). By adding these functions to those of DID and wrapping them at the SDK level, we believe that it will be easy to implement secure software without having to be familiar with the security functions of the microcontroller itself. Although it is a proprietary product, we are also developing our own cloud service "UNiD Studio" to manage devices with embedded SDK.

[EdenShin]

@dophanngoc

Thank you for your interest in this project! I apologize for the delay in replying.

I found out the SDK is especially innovative solution to secure the IoT system then would like to getting started with choosing platforms, so do you have any recommendation for that?
I mean a device/gateway with built-in add-on feature ARM trustzone (Armv7, Armv8) or NXP050 and a IoT cloud service for easily deploying?

While information on recommended devices is still under discussion, we plan to provide the SDK for microcontroller with ARM Cortex-M33 CPUs first. In particular, we are considering the RA6M5 made by Renesas Electronics as our target microcontroller in the first stage. The RA6M5 is a microcontroller that supports ARM TrustZone and Renesas Electronics' SCE (Secure Crypto Engine). By adding these functions to those of DID and wrapping them at the SDK level, we believe that it will be easy to implement secure software without having to be familiar with the security functions of the microcontroller itself. Although it is a proprietary product, we are also developing our own cloud service "UNiD Studio" to manage devices with embedded SDK.

Hi, is there any roadmaps for other microcontroller brands such as STMicroelectronics?

[masa256k1]

@dophanngoc

Please refer to this link for supported models.
https://www.psacertified.org/certified-products/?_standard=psa-certified-chip-vendor

We plan to start with chips that have ARM Cortex-M33 CPUs among those that have been certified by PSA.
We are currently working on a roadmap of supported devices and will share it soon.

[dophanngoc]

@masa256k1 Thank you for the contribution and kindly replying,
As you mentioned, i suppose that you will use the following board to provide the SDK.
https://www.renesas.com/eu/en/products/microcontrollers-microprocessors/ra-cortex-m-mcus/ra6m5-200mhz-arm-cortex-m33-trustzone-highest-integration-ethernet-and-can-fd
If i am not wrong, it supports an expandable built-on freeRTOS to use other RTOSes middleware, like Azure RTOS.
By the way, literally getting exited to see your wrapping DID stuff to SDK level and "UNiD Studio" cloud service.