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Securing Your Electronics Development Workspace

Modern electronics development has become part of the software supply‑chain attack surface. Sensitive design data now lives across tools, devices, and personal workspaces—creating blind spots for both engineering and IT security teams.

This session shows how securing your electronics development workspace with Altium Agile gives development teams the speed they need while giving security teams the control they require.

What You'll Learn

Securing a Hardware Development Workspace — A practical model for securing modern electronics development environments, built around the core pillars of workspace security: identity, access, process governance, and data protection.
How Altium Agile Enforces Security — A clear walkthrough of the platform’s security architecture, including SSO, MFA, SCIM provisioning, GovCloud, Trust Center, access control, IP whitelisting, event logging, SIEM integration, and more—showing how security is applied across people, process, and data.
Why Altium Agile Serves Both Engineering and IT Security — How engineering teams gain speed and simplicity while IT teams gain auditability, governance, and compliance‑ready controls.
Trust Center — A centralized place to view, verify, and understand the platform’s security posture and compliance commitments.

Why Attend?

A complete view of today’s hardware security risks — Why electronics development has become a software supply‑chain problem and how attackers exploit fragmented tools, personal workspaces, and weak identity controls.
A practical security blueprint — The identity, access, monitoring, and compliance capabilities required to secure an electronics development workspace.
A deep dive into Altium Security Tools — SSO, MFA, SCIM, workspace segmentation, IP whitelisting, event logs, SIEM integration, and GovCloud, and more.
A unified story for both teams — How development teams get speed and simplicity while IT security teams get control, visibility, and compliance.

Who Should Attend?

Engineering managers and hardware development leads
IT security, governance, and compliance teams
Organizations handling sensitive, export‑controlled, or regulated design data
Teams moving from fragmented tools to a secure, centralized electronics development platform

Reserve Your Spot

See how Altium Agile helps you build speed, structure, and security into every stage of your electronics development process. Learn how to protect sensitive design data, strengthen governance, and give both engineering and IT teams the tools they need to work confidently in a secure, well‑managed workspace.

Space is limited—secure your spot today and take the next step in connected electronics design.

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Securing Your Electronics Development Workspace

Created: February 20, 2026

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See how Altium Agile helps you build speed, structure, and security into every stage of your electronics development process.

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Hosted by Renata Lang - Senior Product Marketing Manager

00:35:20 • Mar 4, 2026

Hosted by Renata Lang - Senior Product Marketing Manager

00:35:20 • Mar 4, 2026

See how Altium Agile helps you build speed, structure, and security into every stage of your electronics development process.

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This session shows how securing your electronics development workspace with Altium Agile gives development teams the speed they need while giving security teams the control they require.

What You'll Learn

Securing a Hardware Development Workspace — A practical model for securing modern electronics development environments, built around the core pillars of workspace security: identity, access, process governance, and data protection.
How Altium Agile Enforces Security — A clear walkthrough of the platform’s security architecture, including SSO, MFA, SCIM provisioning, GovCloud, Trust Center, access control, IP whitelisting, event logging, SIEM integration, and more—showing how security is applied across people, process, and data.
Why Altium Agile Serves Both Engineering and IT Security — How engineering teams gain speed and simplicity while IT teams gain auditability, governance, and compliance‑ready controls.
Trust Center — A centralized place to view, verify, and understand the platform’s security posture and compliance commitments.

Why Attend?

A complete view of today’s hardware security risks — Why electronics development has become a software supply‑chain problem and how attackers exploit fragmented tools, personal workspaces, and weak identity controls.
A practical security blueprint — The identity, access, monitoring, and compliance capabilities required to secure an electronics development workspace.
A deep dive into Altium Security Tools — SSO, MFA, SCIM, workspace segmentation, IP whitelisting, event logs, SIEM integration, and GovCloud, and more.
A unified story for both teams — How development teams get speed and simplicity while IT security teams get control, visibility, and compliance.

Who Should Attend?

Engineering managers and hardware development leads
IT security, governance, and compliance teams
Organizations handling sensitive, export‑controlled, or regulated design data
Teams moving from fragmented tools to a secure, centralized electronics development platform

Author

Renata is a Senior Product Marketing Manager at Altium, leading go‑to‑market strategy for secure, enterprise‑scale electronics development and contributing to Altium 365 GovCloud and broader security initiatives. With over 20 years of experience across hardware, software, and electronics, she helps organizations translate complex engineering and security capabilities into practical, scalable solutions.

She holds a degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of São Paulo and an MBA from ESPM in São Paulo, Brazil, and previously held roles at Siemens and Sony working on industrial software, robotics, and advanced technology programs.