Xiphera

1. Introduction: where does trust begin? Modern computing systems rely on multiple layers of security. Encryption protects data, authentication verifies users, and applications enforce security policies. Yet before any of these mechanisms can be relied up

The certification confirms that Xiphera follows independently audited processes to protect customer information, engineering data, source code, and other sensitive information. It covers the company's system engineering, research & development, and their

Yasuhiro Okumura brings to Xiphera 39 years of extensive experience in the high-tech industry, with over 30 years in senior leadership roles at global technology firms, where he successfully served as Country Manager for Japan and VP of Sales for Asia. He

The project will develop a high-speed security IP core for optical satellite links, enabling secure data transfer at speeds of up to 100 Gbit/s. The technology is intended to support future satellite constellations and space systems that require both high

"Customers look for trusted technology partners that can provide solutions for multiple layers of security architecture," says Tommi Lampila, CRO at Xiphera. He continues, "By combining our expertise, we are able to help our customers build comprehensive

The total budget for the three-year SecureSoC project is €6.7 million. Nokia's share of the funding is provided through Business Finland's Leading Companies programme. Advancing European semiconductor self-sufficiency and secure technologies The SecureSoC

Introduction As artificial intelligence moves beyond the digital realm and into our physical world, it brings unprecedented opportunities and risks. These systems power everything from autonomous vehicles to smart infrastructure, and they're no longer jus

Reija hiking through the vast landscapes of Mongolia. When she's not working, you'll find her exploring different corners of the world. "When I joined the team, Xiphera's marketing already had a strong foundation. That made it easier to develop new, measu

The "Don't Look Up" study reveals just how significant these gaps are. By analysing 39 satellites, 25 orbital positions, and 411 transponders using low-cost equipment, researchers were able to map real satellite traffic at an unprecedented scale. The find