Events

At these workshops, attendees get a unique opportunity to learn about the latest developments in the industry, the news and updates on Riscure Security Tools, personal connection with the Riscure team, and hands-on experience with our tools.

This new release will make it even easier for developers and security experts to assess the security of their code and identify any potential vulnerabilities. With the growing importance of software security, True Code is once again setting the standard for innovative solutions. Don’t miss out on this exciting update! Join us for a webinar on March 21st at 5pm CET (11am EST) to learn more about the new features and capabilities of True Code. To register just fill in the form below.

Riscure is sponsoring the upcoming GOMACTech 2023, which takes place on March 20-23 in San Diego, CA. Meet with us at the conference to discuss the role of Riscure in security testing. 

Our team will be traveling to Tel Aviv to attend Blue Hat Israel on March 29-30. What role do Riscure tools play in security testing? Meet with us to learn more.

Riscure is attending COSADE 2023 on April 3-4 in Munich. At the conference, Riscure’s CEO Marc Witteman is going to present on “Riscure vision on Post Quantum Cryptography”. Join us at the conference by following the link below.

Join Riscure experts in the webinar on Pre-Silicon security. Riscure believes that this ‘virtual testing’ is destined to become as important as traditional ‘post-silicon’ security evaluation. Even with Riscure Inspector and Riscure True Code, we recognize that there are other stages in the design process that need coverage.

Join Fred de Beer, Principle Developer, to discover how the new True Code was built. Erwin in ‘t Veld, Product Manager, will explain the new benefits of True Code. Melissa Elliot, Security Analyst, will discuss the benefits of using True Code from a testing point of view.

Join Riscure experts online in a panel discussion about the key considerations of secure development.

Join Riscure Academy to learn how we have updated Riscure Academy to address the challenge of skilling up the development team

Are you a student at the security-related program at the university? Are you interested in joining the international leading security lab? Riscure invites students to join the virtual event. During the 2.5 hours, you will meet the security experts who will give you a sneak peek into the security industry, how the theory meets the practice, as well as provide some insight details into security topics.

Join Riscure in the series of free virtual events dedicated to Secure Coding topics. The series consists of three separate webinars about Secure Coding and Fault Injection covering theory, real-life examples of attacks, and a demonstration of Riscure products.

This crash course includes Riscure’s expertise on global innovations and practices in the area of Fault Injection, IoT protection, security of embedded systems. Using our market leading hardware and software products, we provide the in-depth knowledge and demonstrate our tools.

Riscure Workshop is the annual event by Riscure, the leading provider of connected device security tools, services, and training. Learn more about the latest developments in embedded and hardware security with the leading security lab!

In this webcast, Giovanni Camurati from EURECOM covers the topic of the novel side-channel vector “Screaming Channels,” which happens when TEMPEST attacks meet side-channel and wireless security.

Join Riscure and Alec Summers from MITRE in the discussion of their view on the risks and updates on the CWE hardware database

Join Riscure in Partnership with Tortuga Logic and Micron to compile the best in the business for a discussion to address the Hardware Security Development Lifecycle from Pre to Post-Silicon.

If you weren’t able to explore our Virtual Education Hub yet, click the link to discover how to use Riscure’s tools for performing (or defending against) Black-box Evaluations, Side Channel Analysis implementations, Differential Fault Analysis methods, and more.

Learn more about the value of high-level security certifications in the IoT market at the Embedded World 2021 roundtable of Bernie Rietkerken, Sr. Sales and Business Development Manager at Riscure, and Mike Dow, Sr. Product Manager – IoT Security, from Silicon Labs.

In this webcast Riscure team demonstrates how to conduct black box evaluations, which are in fact possible with limited or zero knowledge of device features. Discover common methods for these evaluations founded on the cutting-edge research.

New academic research is frequently being published in the domain of Side Channel Analysis (SCA/DPA) and Fault Injection (FI/FIA), both of which are our specialty! In this Riscure webinar, our experts and guest speakers discuss cutting-edge academic research in the security industry.

Would you like to know more about the most common hardware security threats and how to address them? Join our Vice President of Global Services Sales and Business Development, Pascal van Gimst, at the 2021 International Symposium on VLSI Technology, Systems, and Applications.

In this fire chat Riscure’s Jasmina Omic, Pruct Manager of Services and Andrew Till, Trustonic’s General Manager of Automotive discuss the complexity of certifications in the Automotive industry. They also share practical advice and insights.

KeepKey is a hardware wallet based on STM32F205 MCU which is used to protect private keys of multiple cryptocurrencies. The signing operations are protected by the PIN implemented on the device and no one without PIN, even with physical access to the device, is supposed to be able to use the device. Fault attacks rely on the weakness of hardware and allow an attacker, who got access to the device (stolen device) to bypass the security features. In this article we show an attack on unmodified KeepKey hardware wallet, by using electro-magnetic fault injection.

The speaker introduces a novel approach to deep exploration of black-box targets such as embedded devices by means of power analysis. The method does not require profiling and allows a researcher to identify unique execution paths of the software, reveal the device, and detect vulnerabilities. The first couple of minutes are not in English, but the translation will start shortly after the start.