Cavero Secure is demonstrating a new approach to hardware security intended to proactively defend against supply chain attacks and emerging quantum threats, the company says. CaveroCore secures completed devices even before shipment, allowing for secure activation in the field using a network of trusted devices; the system identifies cloned, counterfeited, or compromised components.
This capability extends quantum attack protection to even the most constrained devices, replacing vulnerable static keys. The company states it is seeking partners and investors to help develop trust protocols for defence technology as it participates in Tech Tour Quantum and Defence in Berlin.
CaveroCore Secures Defence Hardware Throughout Supply Chains
This proactive approach contrasts with conventional methods focused on threat detection after deployment, offering an advantage in securing sensitive technologies. The system flags cloned or counterfeited devices and components, addressing a vulnerability within complex supply chains. This capability extends quantum-safe security to environments previously considered impractical for such protection.
Cavero Secure intends to foster collaboration at the Tech Tour Quantum and Defence event in Berlin, seeking investment to accelerate development of these trust protocols. The company’s factory-to-field solution aims to establish a secure chain of custody for mission-critical technology, protecting it from compromise throughout its lifecycle.
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