One-day forum to address today's most challenging security issues

During the Security Forum, Microsemi’s technical experts will provide an overview of the company’s newest product advancements and custom solutions for the embedded systems industry, as well as share details on its recently announced Security Center of Excellence. Microsemi’s experts will also explore specific target applications for the industry, such as software-defined radio and radar/electronic warfare, focusing on the demanding security and anti-tamper requirements necessary in today’s world. In addition, the event will include special keynotes from experts at the Information Assurance Directorate (IAD) and the Anti-Tamper Executive Agent (ATEA).

Microsemi’s rich heritage in security technologies originated with its long-term efforts in providing high-grade security solutions for defense-based applications, with a focus on cryptography and security firmware, software and hardware solutions for the most challenging information assurance and anti-tamper needs. The company’s capabilities have expanded significantly over time to also include the industry’s most secure FPGAs with DPA-certified countermeasures and layered cryptographic controls, allowing for true supply chain assurance and system authentication. Microsemi’s security solutions include cryptography and the company’s enhanced WhiteboxCRYPTO software providing even greater security, anti-tamper and key management IP, secure and rugged solid state drives (SSDs) protecting data at rest, secure synchronous time-generating solutions to protect critical communications infrastructure, and Ethernet security products to protect data in motion.

“In today’s connected world with the increasing threat of cyber hack attacks, it’s essential for our customers in every vertical market to proactively protect their devices, intellectual property, systems and sensitive company information from security vulnerabilities. Our Security Forum will highlight how Microsemi is securing embedded systems from silicon to software,” said Paul Quintana, Director of Vertical Marketing, Defence, Security and Computing, Microsemi. “The Security Forum will also highlight our innovative products and technologies addressing today’s most challenging security concerns.”

Microsemi’s Security Forum is specifically designed for system-level architects, research and development engineers, design and component engineers, and other industry professionals seeking the latest innovations in the unique, evolving security market. The Security Forum is open to the company’s customers, as well as other industry architects and engineers interested in the latest security solutions. Media inquiries can be accommodated prior to or following the event.