SecureRF's Walnut Digital Signature Algorithm (WalnutDSA) has been accepted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for evaluation as [...]

SecureRF has published a new paper, “Kayawood, a Key Agreement Protocol,” which introduces a group-theoretic key agreement protocol that leverages the [...]

The IoT is made up of billions of devices that collect and share data. If this data is not properly [...]

In a previous blog post, we reported that quantum computers might be available in the next ten to fifteen years. [...]

IoT security experts agree that a rise in security failures is inevitable this year given that more and more companies [...]

Manufacturing and construction depend on large networks of sensors, actuators and controllers to operate, control and monitor systems and processes. [...]

Customer concerns related to IoT security are becoming more prevalent as IoT moves into the mainstream. However, many companies involved [...]

Key Takeaways Low-resource IoT devices face unique cryptographic challenges due to strict limits on power, processing, memory, and storage. Standard [...]

The purpose of cryptography is to assure data protection, authentication, and non-repudiation (so no one can deny they took part [...]

Until a few years ago, the security of embedded systems was seldom a priority for vendors or consumers. Embedded systems [...]