Security

NEXT Biometrics is bringing its latest innovation to MOSIP Connect in Manila, 11-13th March.

Quantum Industries GmbH announces the successful completion of its seed financing round, raising a total of $10 million in fresh capital.

Renesas announces that it has successfully obtained PSA Certified Level 1 certification with the European Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) compliance extension for three of its latest microcontroller Groups (MCUs). This certification, evaluated by Applus+ Laboratories, marks a significant step in Renesas' commitment to cybersecurity and compliance with upcoming European regulations.

TrustInSoft has formed a strategic partnership with Ferrous Systems, the specialist in Rust solutions for safety-critical systems.

On February 21, 2025, Web3 faced its most devastating hack yet – Bybit, a leading exchange, was hacked for $1.4 billion in ETH and staked ETH, sending shockwaves through the digital asset community. This unprecedented breach exposed a persistent truth: centralised exchanges (CEXs) are the Achilles’ heel in Web3 security.

Tropic Square, a fabless semiconductor company that develops secure hardware through open architecture, announced the official launch and general availability of its first-generation secure element, TROPIC01.

Wibu-Systems is set to make an impact at embedded world 2025. Hosted by the Open Source Automation Development Lab (OSADL) in Hall 4, Booth 168, Wibu-Systems will showcase its latest advancements in embedded security and licensing.

The trials of four new security systems have been successfully launched at Winfrith, the former nuclear reactor test site in Dorset. The systems, which are designed to autonomously detect security breaches, operate using technology including unmanned ground vehicles (UVGs) and unmanned aerial systems (UASs).

The Internet of Things (IoT) has a security problem. These devices act as entry points for attackers to infiltrate and move across a network, but many lack sufficient secure access features. One of the most prominent of these shortcomings is the IoT’s reliance on passwords.

AI’s potential as a cybersecurity threat is being overlooked amid regulatory debates and innovation hype.