Can You Trust Your Phone?
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Can You Trust Your Phone?
Mobile Industry Starts to Move
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Real-Time Virtualization
Multiple Execution Environments on a Single CPU Platform
Provide Reliability, Availability and Performance
 
Core phone services
-   Critical applications in closed partition, isolated from 3rd party multimedia stacks
-   Re-use existing modem software stack with its RTOS (no changes)
-   Real-time intensive services (eg, codecs) on real-time OS


Multimedia services
-   Run in open OS environment
-   Eg, Internet access, games, multimedia (MP3, video)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

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Security thru Virtualization

Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) controls Open Application Execution Environment

Provide Reliability, Availability and Trust

 

Security, availability and management services run in TEE, isolated from application OS

-   authentication, access control, SIMlocking

-   filtering, crypto,

-   auditing, logging,

-   software watchdog, Hot restart

-   updates, patching, OS upgrade with fall back to previous version in case of failure

-   provisioning, configuration, reconfiguration

-   monitoring & control of OS stack

Secure authentication and operation of management functions

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

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  In March 2006, the mobile malware count reached and exceeded the 200 limit.

 

 


Related Links:

Cabir , VirtualLogix

 

 

 

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Michel Gien, Co-founder and Executive Vice President of Corporate Strategy at VirtualLogix

With more than 30 years of experience in the research and software industry, Michel Gien is working to establish VirtualLogix as the global leader in real-time virtualization for connected devices. His passion for technology, working with customer issues, and his commitment to excellence are the foundation of VirtualLogix's culture. Prior to co-founding VirtualLogix as its first CEO in August 2002, Mr. Gien was co-founder, General Manager & Chief Technology Officer of Chorus Systems. He became the first Distinguished Engineer outside North America at Sun Microsystems when they acquired Chorus Systems in 1997. Prior to founding Chorus Systems, Mr. Gien worked as a Director at INRIA (French public IT research center) and CNET (France Telecom's research labs) leading research projects on computer networks, UNIX, and distributed operating systems from 1971 to 1986. He founded, co-chaired then chaired the European Unix Association (EUUG then EurOpen) from 1980 to 1990. Mr. Gien graduated from Ecole Centrale des Arts et Manufactures de Paris, France, in 1971

 

 

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