Best-in-class Security Testing Platform for Side-channel Analysis by Rambus and Riscure
Today, on October 16th, 2018, Rambus has announced the collaboration with Riscure, a global security lab based in San Francisco, to deliver cutting-edge security testing solutions to chip manufacturers, government institutions and security evaluation laboratories worldwide. As part of a combined solution, Rambus will expand its Differential Power Analysis (DPA) Workstation (DPAWS) to include the Riscure Inspector Fault Injection products to deliver a comprehensive side-channel analysis platform.
The collaboration enables Rambus to offer Riscure’s unique fault injection products and capabilities in combination with the Rambus DPA Workstation, allowing our customers to source a combined side-channel testing platform from a single vendor. The combined solution is a powerful and flexible testing platform that includes an integrated suite of hardware and software for analyzing the vulnerabilities of cryptographic chips and systems to attacks such as fault, power and electromagnetic (EM) side-channel attacks.
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