Building security retrofitted to devices! Introducing the "ACHSE Secure Element Card."
This seminar is a recording of an online seminar held on October 18, 2021. It is currently available for free on demand. You can view it on our website via the "Related Links" section at the bottom of the page. In the field of IIoT devices (Industrial IoT) and industrial control systems, the recent trend towards system openness has increased the risk of cyber attacks. In this webinar, we will introduce the "ACHSE Secure Element Card," which allows for the retrofitting of security to devices. This security solution enables the addition of a secure element to existing devices, providing hardware security retrofitting. We encourage you to watch it. [Seminar Program (Partial)] ■ Background ■ Product Introduction ■ Feature Introduction ■ Case Studies *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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Hagiwara Solutions is a manufacturer of memory storage products for industrial equipment. In particular, in the field of flash storage products, we leverage over 20 years of accumulated technology and know-how as a pioneer, characterized by high reliability that pursues long-term stable operation required for industrial equipment. Our products equipped with original firmware developed in-house not only ensure product reliability but also enable us to provide a high level of service in terms of implementation support and technical assistance. Additionally, by offering embedded computers and gateways for industrial equipment that can combine these memory storage products, we are expanding the range of proposals as industrial solutions.
