Your industry partner for mobile pay and mPOS certification Riscure offers an efficient approach to support you to obtain the required certifications and build assurance on closed and open-loop payment solutions. Our team has a proven track record with performing more...
Riscure is an exceptional team of experts offering security robustness evaluation and certification services as well as tools and training for embedded devices development for over 20 years. Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a wide variety of embedded and connected...
Common Criteria is worldwide-recognized program that allows security recognition of the broadest set of products in contexts such as Industrial, Government, Automotive, B2B, B2C, any many others. Easily recognizable product security description, explanation or label...
Ensure integrity of payment transactions and protection against skimming.Today’s embedded technology are becoming increasingly more complex, interconnected and reliable on software technology. Examples of security sensitive technology are access control systems...
The automotive industry is in a phase of tremendous change. Trends like electrification, connected and ultimately autonomous cars are creating the biggest revolution this industry has ever seen. Especially the connected and autonomous cars create whole new challenges for the engineers developing them.
Find below all the upcoming events where you can find Riscurians. If you have questions about Riscure's participation and role at these events, feel free to contact us at inforequest@riscure.com.Join us for our annual workshop in US or Europe. Get to know the latest...
Successfully prepare and certify your eSIM product against the latest security requirements and programs in the Telco industry.
Riscure congratulates Trustonic on successfully achieving a Common Criteria certificate for their Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) Kinibi 510 solution.
Praveen Vadnala, a principal security analyst, encourages companies to consider the security of their devices during all stages of the development lifecycle, and the earlier, the better.
Experienced hackers know that successful exploits usually require a series of vulnerabilities, the stepping stones. The combination of these vulnerabilities enables the attack path, and all of them are needed.
As market leader in embedded and connected device security, we offer a range of evaluation and testing services, training and security test tools across key industries. Our efforts range from design and architecture evaluation to security testing during development up...
Do you know how Riscure products stay up-to-date with the latest research and industry developments? Ruben Muijrers, the Product Owner for True Code and Inspector Hardware Tools at Riscure, believes that it is vital to listen to our customers’ experiences with using these tools and keep track of the latest attacks.
Recently, the new ISO/SAE 21434 security standard was published. The publication of the long-awaited standard marks a major milestone in automotive security.
This September, Riscure celebrates its 20th anniversary. With a worldwide presence and more than 150 employees, Riscure today is the leading device security lab and solution provider for a variety of industries.
On the device side, we can distinguish the 5G communication stack and the non-communication part of the device (including the hardware, OS, and applications).
Are you a student at the security-related program at the university? Are you interested in joining the international leading security lab?
We’re thrilled to announce our joint initiative with Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) as part of the Toolbox Initiative. Featuring our very own True Code and Inspector, we hope to help streamline powerful tools for innovators everywhere.
KU Leuven’s security research group COSIC has a strong track record in studying Tesla security and demonstrated attacks on model S in 2018 and 2019. This time, they broke model X and applied some new techniques for that, using 2 design flaws, both exploiting a lack of authentication.