Ensuring your product is secure by design is a major challenge. But getting it right from the start is exponentially more cost effective than addressing security flaws after a product is launched. We're here to help you understand and manage your risk so you can achieve long-term ROI and peace of mind.
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Whether you need help designing your entire device, end-to-end security for your device or just want to test its security, we offer services for every need and every part of your security lifecycle.
Our labs have been certified to operate at the highest levels of physical and information security in order to protect your proprietary hardware, software and company secrets. Our highly-trained staff and facilities can provide you with reports for third-party certifications schemes so you can go to market with a stamp of approval that satisfies both regulators and your customers.
As an Amazon Alexa Authorized Security Lab, we perform independent security assessments to help you meet Amazon Alexa Built-In security requirements and help you pass certification.
Using advanced tools in our state-of-the-art Swiss labs, we carry out a wide variety of tests and attacks on your technology in order to provide you with actionable security insights. Below are just a few of the techniques we use.
Side Channel Analysis refers to the use of information leakage related to an event which is obtained through secondary phenomenon, such as changes in power consumption or magnetic field emission.
When protections such as masking are not sufficiently efficient, it can lead to the recovery of secrets from the operation of an electronic device. Often these secrets are cryptographic keys.
Fault attacks modify the behavior of a system, by disrupting the code executed by semiconductors.
It may allow access to restricted functionality or information (keys, parameters or code) and can simplify cryptographic attacks compared to brute force attacks. It can also be used as an enabler to perform further attacks such as code dump.
Invasive techniques are performed with powerful tools for imaging (SEM) and circuit edit (FIB).
Reverse engineering allows the identification of specific logic and circuit edit tools can remove (nano-etching) or deposit materials (nano-soldering) with nanometer precision. These capabilities can be used to cut and connect circuitry within a device, allowing a permanent modification of the behavior of the chip, as well as to create probe points for accessing signals of interest.
Flawed functions and exposed network services may lead to the compromise of an entire network or system.
They allow an unverified user to steal data or gain further access, elevating privileges to administrator level, tamper with a device or get insights on means to develop targeted attacks. The extraction and the analysis of a firmware and memory content can highlight maintenance or supervisor accounts, injection flaws, buffer overflows, format strings or firmware update and secure boot vulnerabilities.
Our advanced labs have already helped hundreds of clients across many industries secure their connected products.
