Securing IoT in the Quantum Age
Quantum computers will make security mechanisms vulnerable to new types of cyberattacks — a problem for both chip cards and…
How Secure is U.S. Election Technology?
U.S. election infrastructure remains unsecured mere months before the next presidential election.
Blog: Who Can We Trust?
"Zero trust is a different model and a different approach, it is going to take time for all the practitioners…
Blog: Automotive’s Next Mega Trend
V2X requires fast and efficient internal and external communications. since vehicles are part of the networked world, and cybersecurity is…
Wireless SoCs Get Hardware Security
With legislation gradually being rolled out both in the U.S. and Europe for consumer IoT security, chip vendors are increasing…
Relief as U.S. Clears Infineon Cypress Deal
Following market rumor that the U.S. might block the deal, the U.S. Treasury body CFIUS has cleared the planned acquisition…
Embedded World: Major Absences but Still a Strong Show
As trade fairs were crumbling around the world due to safety fears from coronavirus, the embedded world 2020 show in…
U.S. May Block Infineon’s Purchase of Cypress
Reports suggest CFIUS may block the deal over security concerns. If more than just a rumor, these concerns would be…
Huawei: Sitting on the Fence to Hurt UK Carriers
Strict limits on Huawei gear appears to be an opportunity for Nokia and Ericsson, but they put BT, Vodaphone, and…
How Vulnerable is SRAM PUF
As semiconductor technology advances, SRAM is becoming outmoded as a reliable PUF security solution.