Building Cybersecurity Awareness
Protecting against new risks implies that they have been identified beforehand. The digitalization of organizations, of everyone’s daily life and the rise of connected objects directly or indirectly expose everyone to new threats.
Every domain and industry deal with connected objects, whether it is a professional level or in personal life. As technology has outpaced security and the standards that regulate them, these devices represent new entry points for cybercriminals and risks of personal, confidential and sensitive data leakage.
Awareness of the need for security in the Internet of Things and the security of connected objects have become major challenges for data protection, whether on individual, collective or global level. While for some industries, the question of risk or security threats is natural, for others that are less mature, the normative framework is critical for the deployment of connected objects and data protection.
Secure-IC is convinced that security measures and standards must be defined and implemented in every field to guide the design and help people feel confident in using connected objects.
For Secure-IC, the prerequisite for robust and sustainable security is to generalize IoT/oT security by design, natively from the chip, and to manage it throughout the lifecycle of the connected device. Secure-IC therefore deploys proven technologies to protect connected objects and embedded systems from cyber-attacks. We also verify the resilience of our customers’ products before or after Silicon in order to assess them or strengthen them if necessary.
This complete offer, which we call PESC (Protect, Evaluate, Service & Certify, completed by Supply, Deploy and Manage), allows us to effectively support our customers in their security needs and to serenely reach the targeted certification levels.
In addition, within the Security Science Factory, Secure-IC’s internal innovation engine, our collaborators work to advance security and awareness of the challenges at stake. Considering that knowledge of potential risks is essential to securing the Internet of Things, our commitment is to sharing knowledge and our expertise with our customers and the community as a whole in order to educate, improve and create more value. That is why we are directly involved in writing security standards and more broadly in disseminating our expertise through patents, cybersecurity publications and scientific papers and conferences around the world.