In an era of escalating IoT threats, "good enough" security is no longer an option for embedded systems. securing the edge requires more than just software patches—it demands hardware-rooted defense. Join us for an intensive technical webinar, where we dismantle the complexities of the latest Arm security architectures.Key Features We Will Cover: PACBTI (Armv8.1-M): Implementing Pointer Authentication and Branch Target Identification to neutralize ROP and JOP exploits. TrustZone: Orchestrating hardware-enforced isolation between Secure and Non-secure worlds. PAN & PXN: Utilizing Privileged Access Never and Privileged Execute Never to prevent cross-domain data leaks and unauthorized code execution. Stack Limit Checking: Leveraging dedicated hardware registers to detect and trap stack overflows instantly. MPU Enhancements: Configuring the Memory Protection Unit for granular process isolation. Silicon Vendors enhancements: PUF, Crypto accelerators, eFuses, etc.

Webinar DescriptionThis webinar provides a comprehensive overview of Arm compilers and toolchains for embedded development, highlighting their evolution, capabilities, and suitability for modern projects. Participants will gain insight into the differences between Arm Compiler versions (AC5, AC6) and the new Arm Toolchain for Embedded Professional (ATfEP), including functional safety options, optimization focuses, RTOS support, and GCC compatibility. The session will also cover migration considerations, licensing models, and best practices for selecting the right compiler for existing and new projects.Whether you are working on Cortex-M microcontrollers, Cortex-A processors, or Neoverse platforms, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge to make informed decisions for your embedded development workflow.Webinar AgendaIntroductionCompiler Comparison SummaryArm Compiler EvolutionDeep Dive: Arm Compiler AC5Deep Dive: Arm Compiler AC6Arm Toolchain for Embedded Professional (ATfEP)Functional Safety Compilers (FuSa)Migration ConsiderationsLicensing and AvailabilityQ&A / Closing Remarks