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Based on key financial indicators, Xiphera is ranked as one of the best companies in Finland, both in the broader market and within its own sector.
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Xiphera, the Finnish leader in hardware-based security solutions, has joined the Finnish Defence and Aerospace Industries (PIA ry). This step strengthens Xiphera's position in the defence and security sector and supports European digital sovereignty.
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The security IP industry is undergoing major changes, driven by ongoing consolidation. In this evolving market, Xiphera - an independent European security IP vendor with an extensive portfolio - remains a Finnish company committed to delivering optimised solutions for the full spectrum of customers’ security needs.
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Julius Helander, Xiphera’s Digital Design and Testing Engineer, leverages his academic background by working on side-channel testing and development.
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Another year has come to an end, and Xiphera’s team is turning on the Christmas mood and getting ready for the well-deserved holidays. Let’s take a look into what we have done and accomplished this year.
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Xiphera’s board of five includes company’s co-founders and three other people from different backgrounds. The new board is filled with new kind of expertise, and the versatile background of the board members benefits the whole company.
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Combining Crypto Quantique’s PUF technology with Xiphera’s quantum-resilient cryptography provides future-proof hardware trust engines to protect devices and data for decades to come.
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Vuonna 2022 julkaistu Aalto-yliopiston onlinekurssi sukeltaa kryptografian mielenkiintoiseen maailmaan. Kurssi on avoin ja ilmainen sekä opiskelijoille että työelämän konkareille.
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A hardware-based secure boot can strengthen the integrity of a computing system during its power-up. How can we implement a secure boot in our devices, and what prerequisites are required?