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Intel, wolfSSL, Curtiss-Wright, and SYSGO are collaborating to develop next-generation COTS solutions that prioritize safety, security, and innovation in aerospace and industrial industries. By utilizing each company’s strengths, the partnership delivers high performance ruggedized environments that ensure compliance with safety and security standards for mission-critical applications, without requiring specific software, therefore reducing time to market.

EDMONDS, Wash., -- wolfSSL INC. announced its new product, wolfHSM, which are automotive HSMs (Hardware Security Modules) designed to improve the security of cryptographic keys and cryptographic processing by isolating signature verification and cryptographic execution into physically independent processors. 

Embedded Computing Design’s Road to embedded world will highlight a host of embedded suppliers who will be showcasing their latest products and technologies at embedded world, April 9th to 11th in Nuremberg, Germany. embedded world is the largest global gathering of its kind. Check back regularly to see where the Road to embedded world takes us.

wolfSSL will be arriving at embedded world 2023 showcasing its embedded TLS library, a portable, C-language-based SSL/TLS library for applications in the areas of IoT, embedded, and RTOS environments. While attending ew '23, stop by booth 4-610 and say hello to wolfSSL.

wolfSSL Inc. announced that wolfSSL, a security library for embedded systems, supports post-quantum cryptography. Users who utilize the wolfSSL library can communicate using post-quantum cryptography on Transport Layer Security (TLS) without having to make changes to their applications.

Need client-side data transfer via popular Internet protocols like HTTP and HTTPS, but in an embedded-scale package that will work with 32-bit processor architectures and use less than100 KB of memory? You’ve come to the right place.