Riscure announces the latest release of True Code, a software tool, which helps software developers to identify and mitigate security vulnerabilities in embedded code. One of the major updates in the 2022.2 version is the expanded ability to simulate Fault Injection attacks. Simulation within True Code enables development teams to create test scenarios that can run automatically during the daily build process without the need for the physical hardware the software is developed for.
Riscure announces that it has won a grant from the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland) to further develop fuzzing techniques to discover security vulnerabilities in embedded devices.
Riscure’s state-of-the-art Side Channel Analysis and Fault Injection software, Inspector, is continuously updated to reflect the new developments in the security industry. Recently, we released the Inspector 2022.1 version. We want to introduce the important updates in this latest version.
Riscure congratulates Trustonic on successfully achieving a Common Criteria certificate for their Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) Kinibi 510 solution. The product has met all requirements of the EAL 5+ assurance level.
Riscure invites you to meet with us at the 2022 Embedded World Conference in Germany. The conference, taking place in Nuremberg in June from the 21st to the 23rd, is one of the largest events dedicated to embedded technology.
On April 26th at 16.00 (CET), join Riscure experts online in a panel discussion about the key considerations of secure development. Use the form below to register in advance. The recording of this webinar will also be available for you to watch anytime.
Riscure invites you to join a webinar, where our experts will discuss Pre-Silicon security: a concept that allows to test the resilience of a chip or a device before production or even without a test sample. This ‘virtual testing’ that happens before tape-out is, in our opinion, destined to become as important as traditional ‘post-silicon’ security evaluation. The webinar will take place on May 5at 17.00 (CET)/8.00 (PST). Feel free to register via the form below!
Riscure is honored to announce that it is now a GSMA eUICC Security Assurance (eSA) Licensed Laboratory. Receiving eSA accreditation enables Riscure to provide device and component evaluation testing against the security objectives within the GSMA Protection Profiles. Specifically, the SGP.05 profile for M2M devices and the SGP.25 profile for consumer devices.
On February 17th at 1 PM EST (19.00 CET), Riscure hosts a webinar with Silicon Labs. The webinar is going to be presented by Riscure Team and DeWitt “DC” Seward, Principal Engineer, Security Systems from Silicon labs.
