Developer to demonstrate first open source firmware security framework for IoT 
at NVIDIA GTC 2020 

NVIDIA GTC Digital [http://nvidia.com/en-us/gtc/ ] — Exein  
[https://www.exein.io/] CEO Gianni Cuozzo offers the first public demonstration 
of edge security development company's ground-breaking open-source security 
framework for the Internet of Things (IoT) at NVIDIA's GPU Technology 
Conference (GTC) this week.

GTC, taking place online, from October 5 to 9 2020, is the world's meeting 
place for the developers, researchers, scientists and engineers of the global 
AI community and provides a forum in which to exchange ideas and push the 
boundaries of the field.

In "Open Sourcing IoT Security" and as part of the NVIDIA GTC Inception Startup 
Showcase, Cuozzo will explain to GTC delegates how the innovative Exein Core is 
embedded in firmware and uses edge machine learning to understand legitimate 
device behaviours and so block anomalies and external threats while operating 
independently of cloud computing support.

The potential is enormous. According to McKinsey, "the worldwide number of 
IoT-connected devices is projected to increase to 43 billion by 2023". Others 
predict far greater numbers: 100 per person, or one trillion by 2025. Firmware 
is the Achilles Heel – a soft spot that is typically awarded just 1% of budget 
for security and continues to offer easy ingress for criminals.

"It's not just security that's at risk," says Cuozzo. "The exploitation of 
firmware can compromise safety too, targeting aviation, automobiles and home 
safety systems. Exein Core, applied to firmware at the manufacturing stage or 
retrofitted to existing devices, will stop such attacks". 

To learn more about Exein and the future of cybersecurity, visit: 
https://www.exein.io

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