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Beyond Semiconductor partners with Rubicon Labs to deliver full stack solution for cryptographically secure execution processor
17.01.2017

Ljubljana, Slovenia – January 17, 2017 – Beyond Semiconductor today announced a strategic collaboration with Rubicon Labs. Developed over the past three years, the partnership combines Rubicon Labs’ cloud based device identity and security platform with Beyond Semiconductor’s processor and secure system-wide design competence to deliver security and identity for IoT, IIoT and data center ecosystems


According to industry estimates, more than 20 billion IoT devices will connect to the cloud in the next five years.  Recent high profile breaches reveal that even the most pedestrian devices can be turned into cyber weapons.  What is required is a system approach to lock down security at the device, the gateway and in the cloud.

Beyond has created the Geon secure execution processor, verified at the system level with Rubicon’s cloud based Zero Knowledge Identity Platform. This partnership allows Beyond to license select Rubicon Labs patents focused on security and authentication. Together it provides:
 
  • The Geon secure execution processor capable of secure code execution supporting two security contexts. All secure context code and data is cryptographically isolated and separated in main memory. Even complete software breaches do not compromise the security of the secure context.
  • A complete Beyond Geon IP core solution (RTL) for implementation in an ASIC or FPGA.
  • A processor with extensions compatible and validated with Rubicon’s Zero Knowledge Identity Platform.
     
Beyond CEO Matjaz Breskvar said, “Protecting against cyber threats requires addressing the challenges of cryptographically secure processing environments combined with the scaling of key and identity management.”

“Processors with strong security are few and far between,” added Richard Egan, CEO of Rubicon Labs.  “Geon provides a strong bulwark against the cyber threats we are witnessing today and is a welcome compliment to Rubicon’s Zero Knowledge Identity Platform. Rubicon Labs is proud to have collaborated with Beyond on the development of Geon.”
 

Availability

Beyond’s Geon secure execution processor is compatible with Rubicon Labs’ Zero Knowledge Platform and has been validated at the system level. It is adaptable for the diverse security needs and budgets of any enterprises. Geon secure processor is available immediately.
To request a demo or learn more about the Geon secure execution processor core visit Beyond Semiconductor at www.beyondsemi.com. 
For more information on Rubicon Labs Zero Knowledge Platform visit www.rubiconlabs.io.
 
 
 
About Beyond Semiconductor
Beyond Semiconductor is addressing challenges of systemic complexity in today’s electronic devices, empowering its customers to create new and secure experiences for end users. Initially known for its processor expertise, Beyond quickly gained acceptance among top semiconductor companies and evolved into a company leveraging processing, software and system-wide view competence to provide its customers with secure and effectively designed IP, ASIC and dedicated hardware security products. For more information: www.beyondsemi.com.  

About Rubicon Labs
Rubicon Labs was founded in 2012 with a mission to provide trust, identity, and security. It is disrupting the world of digital identity in the IoT space with an identity service from the cloud down to the smallest micro-controllers that allows unique identities to be easily provisioned across networks. Rubicon’s choice of symmetric cryptography allows identity be done at very low power and high speed. This service abstracts the challenges of security and identity and allows for the monetization of IoT networks and data.
Rubicon Labs is venture-backed with funding from Akamai, Third Point Ventures, and Pelion Venture Partners. The team has driven the development of globally successful technologies with Apple (including key contributions to the DRM structure for iTunes), Logitech, Broadcom, and key defense technologies. The company holds 13 patents with additional pending. For more information, please visit: www.rubiconlabs.io
 


 

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