


Embedded
Security
For
Everyone


Embedded Security Isn't Easy
You might assume that following manufacturer recommendations and industry best practices will be enough to secure your embedded system. But did you know that attackers can use power analysis to recover encryption keys from both hardware and software AES implementations? Or that fault injections can be used to bypass state of the art secure boot implementations?
We are here to help you learn the fundamentals, test your system, and understand the threats facing your embedded hardware security implementations.

THE WAIT IS OVER!
CHIPSHOVER
Compact footprint: assembled machine fits within a 45 cm square
Up to 5 cm of travel on each axis (in a single configuration)
Precision better than 200 um on all axes
Repeatability better than 4 µm
USB computer
control
ChipSHOUTER adapter for seamless compatibility
Integrated controller with LCD for jogging
and live position readout


