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Mocana Rolls Out New Device Integrity Products to Secure the "Internet of Things"
New 5.1 Release Offers Device OEMs Powerful New FIPS-Certified Embedded Security Tools for Protecting IP Connected Devices
| Quelle: Mocana
SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwire - September 9, 2009) - Today Mocana announced the general
availability of the new 5.1 release of its Device Security Framework, the
industry's most comprehensive suite of solutions designed to protect the
integrity of connected devices. More than 100 major OEM companies including
Cisco, Intel, General Electric, Honeywell, Motorola and Siemens rely on
Mocana's Device Security Framework to protect the networked non-PC devices
they sell into the consumer, medical, industrial, IT and military markets.
Developers can get a free evaluation copy of the new 5.1 release at
www.mocana.com/evaluate.html. Mocana customers under a current support
contract will receive the upgrade automatically, at no additional charge.
"We're beginning to see a lot more attacks on non-PC devices," said Adrian
Turner, President and CEO of Mocana. "Sophisticated attacks evolved on PCs,
and they've grown a lot more virulent on the Internet. Now that malware is
being re-targeted toward non-PC devices, like smartphones and medical
monitors, most of these devices are pretty defenseless. Unfortunately,
traditional PC security approaches don't translate very well to the device
ecosystem. A fundamentally different approach is required to protect the
integrity of non-PC devices, and we think we've found it."
The New 5.1 release of the Device Security Framework comprises a series of
components that together provide sophisticated, multi-layered integrity
protection for devices. All are available as government-certified FIPS
140-2 level 1 validated binaries, or in source:
NanoSec
An up-to-the-minute IPSec, IKEv1/v2 and MOBIKE solution for developers
building device-based VPNs, with an integrated firewall and robust
certificate management capabilities.
NanoSSH
An ultra-optimized SSH solution with RADIUS support, perfect for encrypting
device communications over untrusted networks.
NanoSSL
A superfast, ultra-optimized SSL client and server solution built for
constrained device environments or applications where performance is
critical.
NanoDefender
A totally new and unique approach to secure boot, trusted updating and
malware protection for devices that doesn't degrade performance or waste
battery life.
NanoWireless
A comprehensive wireless device solution including WPA2, EAP supplicant,
802.11 extensions, certificate management, RADIUS and SSL support.
NanoVOIP
A complete Voice over IP (VOIP) security solution for VOIP developers,
including device-optimized SRTP, DTLS, firewalling and certificate
management.
NanoCrypto
A miniaturized, device-optimized cryptographic engine with support for NSA
Suite B cryptography, RSA, AES and Elliptic Curve encryption.
These are just a few of the software products that make up the new 5.1
release of Mocana's Device Security Framework (DSF 5.1), which offers
numerous benefits to device developers and product managers.
For instance, DSF 5.1 fits into tiny memory footprints where other
implementations simply can't, and offers much better performance than
open-source packages. DSF 5.1's core cryptographic engine is available in
source, or as a government-certified FIPS 140-2 Level 1 validated binary.
Both source and binary versions include full support for NSA's Suite B
algorithms that provide government agencies and contractors another option
for secure communications when classified "Suite A" algorithms are
inappropriate, or not available.
DSF 5.1 has been specifically engineered to allow teams to get better, more
secure devices to market faster. And DSF 5.1 contains absolutely no GPL
code, so companies can be confident that their intellectual property won't
accidentally become public domain because of "GPL contamination."
The 5.1 release is available today for 30 different operating systems and
more than 70 CPUs. Platforms supported include Linux, Monta Vista Linux,
VxWorks, OSE, Nucleus, Solaris, ThreadX, Windows, MacOS X, (ARC) MQX, pSOS,
and Cygwin. DSF 5.1 is platform independent, endian-neutral, and can be
used without an OS or RTOS.
The 5.1 release of Mocana's Device Security Framework also features an
extremely powerful but easy-to-use API, hiding all of the crypto
complexity. Mocana's developer support team -- staffed by US-based
engineers -- is always available to answer customer questions about
cryptography, our products, or embedded development in general.
Developers can get a free evaluation copy of the new 5.1 software at
www.mocana.com/evaluate.html.
About Mocana
Mocana secures the "Internet of Things" -- the 20 billion datacom,
smartgrid, federal, consumer, industrial and medical devices that connect
across every sector of our economy. These devices already outnumber PC's on
the Internet by five to one, representing a $900 billion market that's
growing twice as fast as the PC market. Every day, millions of people use
products sold by over 100 companies that leverage Mocana's Device Integrity
software, including Dell, Cisco, Honeywell, General Electric, General
Dynamics, Avaya, Nortel Networks, Harris and Radvision, among others.
Mocana won Frost & Sullivan's Technology Innovation of the Year award for
2008 for Device Security, and was named to the Red Herring Global 100 as
one of the "top 100 privately-held technology companies in the world" in
January 2009.