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As it currently stands, Android is not a "suitable" platform for driving high-speed, highly secure, secure information-critical and/or mission-critical systems. As of 2016 it is not likely to be so in the foreseeable future. It has serious and easily exploitable security issues that are going to be with it for some time to come. Security risks are a feature rather than a bug. Security for embedded systems is an area that has not been commercially adopted to any great extent in the past. The reason? Security is typically seen as an impediment to the sales of a product. Embedded systems are typically low-cost and low-power devices that operate on fixed budgets, and often such is the case. Also, the "911" problem described above often afflicts the security sensors because they are so cheap. The security sensors often have "cheaper than dirt" components that don’t have the support necessary to enforce security policies. Surrounding sensors may be cheap, or they may fail to cooperate so that all the sensors are less than necessary for the proper operation. The worst case, particularly in the healthcare setting, is that a single sensor may be placed in such an easily-attacked location that viruses can be merely 'pwned to death’ the sensor. However, there are a host of problems and potential vulnerabilities in the design and hardware of embedded systems, and the use of an insecure OS is one significant problem. It is not strong security that keeps embeddable security systems from moving forward, but rather, the lack of support for a secure operating system, in the embedded systems environment. The obvious way to incorporate security in an embedded system is to make the design of the system secure from the start. Unfortunately, this presents unacceptable development and budget costs. There is a big hostile void in the market today. Companies that would like to acquire solutions that are secure, but are unable to acquire such a solution for their products, are left with one or more of these options: give up speed and performance, increase development and application costs, delay key projects, or opt out of the market. Using an insecure OS in a system is the bug. If it can be avoided, then so much the better. d2c66b5586