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A method for providing truly safe and secure installation of certificates and cryptographic keys into devices is factory provisioning. Factory provisioning requires that OEMs take it upon themselves to ensure that secrets and certificates are incorporated into security devices before they make it out the door. By performing secret injection in-house, OEMs eliminate the potential for adversaries to steal vulnerable information associated with security devices, thus ensuring a more secure safety solution for customers. Preloading unique cryptographic keys onto a chip during the manufacturing process allows the chip to be made secure from the moment it is produced. This proactive approach in turn helps to prevent unauthorized access to the device or tampering with the device throughout its entire life cycle. Analog Devices addresses issues of key and certificate installation by • Utilizing a process in close collaboration with customers in which Analog Devices programs the provisioned parts according to customer needs and ships them directly to the customer. • Offering customers alternative services such as key generation, key storage, and key loading. C h a p t e r 3 | Fa c t o r y P r o v i s i o n i n g Factory provisioning is provisioning the device by means of authenticating itself, as well as connecting with other devices right out of the factory line, to enhance security." Shawn Meng Senior Program Manager, System Engineer, Garmin 16 Embedded Security: Keeping Edge Data Safe

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