zeroRISC delivers transparency and trustworthiness for data centers and ICS/OT, IoT and edge devices. The company builds on the OpenTitan open-source silicon root of trust (RoT) project.

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Built on the OpenTitan open-source silicon root of trust project, zeroRISC is the first commercial cloud security service for silicon that delivers transparency and trustworthiness for data centers and ICS/OT, IoT and edge devices. The zeroRISC platform is the only all-in-one drop-in silicon, software and services solution that delivers trustworthy, cloud-based secure device management below the operating system, while making secure ownership transfer straightforward. Headquartered in Boston, MA, zeroRISC is backed by Cambridge Angels and is a member of the OpenTitan project. 

For more information, visit https://zerorisc.com/.

ICYMI: Dominic Rizzo sat down with Nitin Dahad on the #Embedded Edge Podcast produced by EE Times | Electronic Engineering Times to discuss the role of #open-source security in #IoT and embedded systems and future cybersecurity challenges for chip manufacturers and #IoT leaders 💻

🎧 Listen to the full podcast below: https://lnkd.in/ev2tNvJu

Researchers recently uncovered critical security flaws in Cinterion cellular modems, threatening the #IoT security of devices commonly used in #healthcare 🩺 , industrial 🏗️, automotive 🚘 and other important sectors. 

According to SC Media, the uncovered critical security flaws permit #remote code execution and #unauthorized privilege escalation in these IoT devices. 

"The researchers said the flaw lets remote attackers execute arbitrary code via SMS, granting them unprecedented access to the modem’s operating system. Such access also lets attackers manipulate RAM and flash memory, increasing the potential to seize complete control over the modem without authentication."

🗞️ Read more: https://lnkd.in/esiG_HPD

#IoTSecurity #IoTFlaw #SecureByDesign #RCE #UPE

Dominic Rizzo, #zeroRISC CEO & Founder, recently sat down with Electronic Design for a discussion on the #OpenTitan Project's latest milestone - the world’s #first commercial-grade open-source chip. 🚀

"While OpenTitan will be the first commercial-grade chip on the market modeled on Linux and other open-source software, Dominic Rizzo, one of the founders of OpenTitan, said he’s confident it will not be the last. Under development for half a decade and based on OpenTitan’s discrete “Earl Grey” chip design taped out in mid-2023, the chip is designed to be a universally accessible hardware root of trust (#RoT)." 🔐

Open source silicon is a game changer for hardware security - establishing #RoT in both the hardware in a system, and the software running on it.

🗞️ Read the full article below: 
https://lnkd.in/eYyTBiyk

#OpenTitanProject #SecureSilicon #HardwareSecurity #OpenSourceSilicon #RoT #SecureByDesign #SecureInnovation

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