With the iShield Key Pro, Swissbit is expanding its range of hardware security keys with more than simply another FIDO stick.

At this year’s embedded world, Swissbit will highlight its latest innovations at booth 1-534 in Hall 1. These include SATA SSDs with 100,000 P/E cycles; a 16 TB version of its award winging N4200 data center SSD; the Hardware Security Module iShield HSM for retrofittable IoT security and a brand new hardware security key!         

Swissbit will make its first appearance at CloudFest 2023 and will showcase its solutions for data centre applications at booth H17.

With the iShield HSM series, Swissbit has designed a reliable solution for storing security keys for identification, authentication, and registration of devices in the IoT. The retrofittable plug-and-play USB hardware security module closes security gaps that can occur with software-based storage of cryptographic keys. Manufacturers of connected devices, such as gateways or controllers, as well as system integrators for building and industrial au...

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While many manufacturers are eliminating memory cards with SLC-NAND from their portfolios, Swissbit is introducing the S-600 series, the latest generation of SD and microSD cards based on single-level cell flash.

Swissbit announced a technology collaboration with Micron designed to expand the reach of Micron's Authenta technology for IoT security.

Swissbit's Data Centre SSD enables server engineers to achieve reliable, high storage capacity that delivers consistently high performance and low latency.

The new N4200 features a unique firmware architecture enabling detailed workload analysis and application-specific optimization. Compared to standard data center SSDs, the N4200 offers two- to five-times faster constant write speed while maintaining low latency and two-times greater endurance over its lifetime. The N4200 and many more highlights are on display on the Swissbit booth C3.418.  

With the addition of iShield HSM, Swissbit has expanded its range of plug-and-play security products. In the form of a USB-A stick, the hardware security module (HSM) enables secure storage of cryptographic keys and credentials required for identification, authentication, and registration of IoT devices.

Swissbit has made a multi-million dollar investment to expand its production facility in Berlin.

With the addition of iShield HSM, Swissbit has expanded its range of plug-and-play security products. In the form of a USB-A stick, the hardware security module (HSM) enables secure storage of cryptographic keys and credentials required for identification, authentication, and registration of IoT devices.

Swissbit's multi-million-dollar investment in Berlin establishes manufacturing capability for solderable electronic components that it says is "unmatched in Europe".

Swissbit is once again exhibiting at Europe's IT security trade fair to present its latest solutions for data and device protection.

Swissbit strengthens its growth strategy and expands into the market segment ‘data centre’. To expand its memory solutions portfolio, Swissbit announces a strategic partnership with data centre SSD and storage innovation company Burlywood.

Swissbit is strengthening its business unit for hardware-based security products: effective immediately, Claus Gründel has been appointed General Manager of the ‘Embedded IoT Solutions’ division.

Swissbit is pleased to announce the launch of its high performance PCIe SSD series. By combining performance, endurance, and large storage capacity in a compact PCIe M.2 module, Swissbit has expanded its range of storage solutions for the most demanding applications with its new N-30m2 range.

Two premieres await visitors to Swissbit's booth at embedded world: in addition to the new High Performance PCIe-SSD N-30 with capacities of up to 4 TB, Swissbit is revealing the first details of a new security solution for effectively securing IoT devices. Starting June 21 in hall 1, booth 1-534. Appointments on site are still available.

Swissbit has expanded its industrial memory card range with a pioneering form. With its G-20 series, the company is launching a range of CFexpress 2.0 Type B cards, which are considered the high-performance successor to the CFast standard.

embedded world 2022 will be taking place for the first time as a summer event from 21 to 23 June in Nuremberg, Germany.