Beyond systems. Sanctuary

In this blog post, we introduce the recently published draft of the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) which aims to substantially increase the cybersecurity of products sold in the European Union. Moreover, we discuss why the CRA regulations are especially costly to implement when products rely on open-source software.

Run-time vulnerabilities are a nasty problem of modern software engineering. In this post, we examine a number of approaches that have been proposed and implemented by the security community. Some approaches aim at preventing the existence of bugs, some others aim at finding the bugs before the code is deployed, and yet others aim at making existing bugs harder to exploit in the field.

SANCTUARY is proud to introduce its first free webinar on the basic concepts of Trusted Computing and which threats Trusted Execution Environments have to sustain.

The German BMI’s recently unveiled cybersecurity agenda calls for broadly promoting innovation, increasing risk awareness, and responding more quickly to cyber threats through closer ties with government agencies. However, these measures are too reactive.

In this blog post, we discuss the need for suitable security solutions in the context of smart industries and show how Sanctuary can support companies to enable the full potential of the fourth industrial revolution.

In this blog post, we introduce Trusted Container Extensions (TCX), a novel container security architecture we designed as part of our applied security research efforts.

We are proud to announce that our paper on SafeTEE, a novel safety and security architecture for ARM-based microcontrollers, got accepted at DATE 2022!

We just gave a talk about applying lessons learned from Confidential Cloud Computing to the Edge at the Horizon Cloud Summit 2021.

Secure Boot is one of the powerful security services offered by Sanctuary, which can protect systems from rootkits and another advanced persistent threat (APT). This article explains the concept of secure boot and discusses different aspects of this technology.

Our systematization of knowledge publication „In Hardware We Trust? From TPM to Enclave Computing on RISC-V“ which discusses RISC-V security architectures is published at the VLSI-SoC 2021 conference!