The Trusted Things project develops new software systems to enable secure IoT against sophisticated attacks. These systems leverage hardware-based trusted execution environment features, such as Intel SGX and ARM TrustZone, to protect sensitive data generated by IoT devices and allow confidential data transmission between the IoT devices and a cloud platform.

Recent News

• Oct. 31, 2024: TZ-DATASHIELD paper is accepted to NDSS 2025
• Jun. 10, 2022: Trusted Things is featured in two news articles, Industrial Cybersecurity Pulse and Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station News
  

Available Work

• TZ-DATASHIELD: a compartmentalization framework for protecting sensitive data in embedded systems with ARM TrustZone (paper, code)

Acknowledgments

This project is supported in part by the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station on behalf of its SecureAmerica Institute, and the Agency for Defense Development.