You are worried about the security of new devices your company has implemented. Some of these devices use SoC technology. What would be the best security solution you could take for these?

SoC (System on a Chip) devices are self-contained systems that can fit on a single chip. Therefore, the best way to implement authentication and security is to have their own unique cryptographic keys. The option of using a TPM is not a suitable solution since an SoC is already self-contained, and a Trusted Platform Module is unnecessary. Similarly, using a self-encrypting drive (SED) as an option is irrelevant since an SoC does not have a "drive." Lastly, using BIOS protection is also not a viable option since there are many SoC technologies that do not use a BIOS.