The Defense Department is modernizing its cryptographic key fill technology, replacing its obsolete KYK-13 devices. The KYK-13, designed by the National Security Agency, is still widely used, but it ...

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (June 17, 2015) -- Emphasizing modernization, standardization and ease of use, the Army is continuing its push to replace aging cryptographic devices with upgraded ...

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (November 6, 2012) -- As the U.S. Army continues to balance the push for modernization with an emphasis on efficiency, Project Director Communications Security (PD COMSEC) ...

A team of researchers at Johns Hopkins University Information Security Institute and RSA Laboratories recently announced the discovery and study of a security weakness in a widely deployed, ...

The Air Force has awarded Raytheon a $31.1 million contract to design new lighter, power-efficient transmitter devices, the first technology upgrade to the shoebox-shaped devices in more than two ...

Cryptographic keys and identities are required to protect data, authenticate devices to the network and each other. These keys are at the heart of any IoT device security architecture. The keys serve ...

Cryptographic algorithms are high-performance, secure engines that require considerable space in a design. When countermeasures are added to thwart security attacks, the space and memory requirements ...

Abstract: As the length of software keys increases to accommodate evolving needs for greater security, so the marketplace demands a wider variety of cryptographic implementations. With recent ...

Soon virtually everything and everyone will be connected to the IoE in one fashion or another, and much of it will be wireless. To make it all work, these wireless, and low-power devices will need a ...

On Thursday, at the Embedded World in Nuremberg, Germany, mixed-signal and microcontroller supplier Atmel Corp.unwrapped a new, easy-to-use cryptographic authentication device, with enhanced hardware ...

Lightweight electronics, meet the heavyweight champion for protecting your information: Security experts at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have announced a victor in their ...