In his latest blog post of the "Authentication Basics" series, Chris Collier explores the essentials of multi-factor authentication (MFA) and points out how and why hardware tokens provide unparalleled security and ease of use. Discover why these physical devices are a top choice for robust online protection against phishing and other cyber threats.

Today, AI makes us think of generative AI like ChatGPT, but the future lies in Edge AI, working directly at data sources. This shift will revolutionize daily life and demand robust system design. Five years ago, ChatGPT seemed like science fiction. Now, AI permeates various processes and products. Join our CSMO Matthias Poppel as he explores how Edge AI will transform our lives and the new challenges it brings.

The EU's NIS2 Directive is tightening cybersecurity for critical infrastructures. Navigating these regulations can be daunting. Alexander Summerer explains what NIS2 means for your organization and how Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) can help you comply. Discover who is affected, the penalties for non-compliance, and why USB tokens might be the most secure and cost-effective MFA solution.

At the beginning of June, the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) in Germany was the victim of a serious cyberattack. Hackers exploited a VPN vulnerability and accessed sensitive data. This attack underlines (once again) the urgent need for multi-factor authentication (MFA), says Claus Gründel, General Manager for Swissbit's security solutions, and emphasizes the importance of decisive action in cyber security.

Have you ever wondered how your computer system safeguards itself at startup? Our security specialist Johann-Philipp Thiers provides an introductory look into “Secure Boot” exploring its crucial role in protecting your data and devices. Discover how this technology builds a "Chain of Trust" and why it's essential for maintaining a secure digital environment.

In today's data-driven world, the reliability and security of memory solutions are paramount in a vast array of applications. While consumer-grade products may be sufficient for everyday tasks, they often fall short in demanding industrial and professional applications. Let's delve into the key differentiators that set Swissbit products apart from their consumer counterparts.

Dive into the concept of 'zero trust' and learn practical implementation strategies to safeguard your company's critical resources and data against internal and external threats. In his blog post – and our corresponding white paper – Alexander Summerer reveals how zero trust principles, including hardware-based authentication like FIDO security keys, can elevate your security measures and proactively minimize risks.

Designed for IoT devices and embedded electronics, the new EM-30/36 and S-50/56(u) series offer robustness, reliability, and cost-efficiency. With up to 100k PE cycles endurance and capacities up to 512GB, they provide secure and long-lasting storage for demanding applications in challenging environments. Martin Schreiber provides a closer look into specs, benefits, and application fields.

In their highly competitive market, data center operators need to adapt their storage equipment to match the application load as exactly as possible. This blog post shows how that can be accomplished and what cars in the fast lane have to do with it.

NAND Flash SSDs are generally accepted as standard and universal storage devices. Nevertheless, many things can go wrong if you don’t choose the right SSD for your application. Here are the main areas where damage may occur by using unsuited products.

Do you want to know, why does CFexpress have the potential to become the number 1 removable storage media for demanding industrial applications? We've compiled five arguments.

In this guest article, Christian Prang, Head of Sales and Technology at Droneparts, writes about his experiences with Swissbit's microSD card "iShield Camera" - and how police authorities benefit from the security solution.

SATA is dead, long live PCIe! Wait a minute, it’s not that simple! Let's take a closer look at both interfaces and check where each of them can show their advantages.

Why are our products called S-45, X-600 or G-26? What does the letter-number combinations stand for and what is that all about? Time for a small guide!