09/10/2024
Autonomous Cars: A Technological Revolution in Slow Motion
Autonomous vehicles are often associated with robotaxis, but this complex use case faces major hurdles. Meanwhile, in controlled environments like warehouses and highways, autonomous driving is already proving its value. In his latest blog post, Matthias Poppel explores how the real revolution is unfolding beyond city streets.
Latest Blog Posts
27/08/2024
Authentication 101: A comparison of five well known authentication methods
In his second "Authentication 101" blog post, Alexander Summerer presents selected methods for authenticating and protecting digital identities. He shows where their strengths and weaknesses lie. Finally, he gives a brief assessment of each method. The summary focuses mainly on the iShield Key series.
20/08/2024
Data Processing: 5 key benefits of Edge Computing
Martin Schreiber explores the essentials of Edge Computing and points out how and why Edge Computing offers a number of benefits that make it an important component of modern IT infrastructures. The five key benefits of Edge Computing contain security, mobility, speed and latency tolerance, cost, availability and stability.
05/08/2024
Authentication 101: 5 Advantages of the iShield Key series
In his first "Authentication 101" blog post Alexander Summerer points out how and why the iShield Key series secures a user's digital identity by serving as an authenticator on websites, applications, online services and corporate networks.
23/07/2024
Authentication Basics: 7 Benefits of Using Hardware Tokens for MFA
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.
15/07/2024
Flash Memory on a Rollercoaster Ride: Q3 Update
Fasten your seat belt! The flash memory market's wild ride continues in 2024. Demand for AI and data centers soars, while automotive sputters. Join our Head of Product Management Martin Schreiber to see where the market's headed next and who's leading the charge.
08/07/2024
(Edge) AI: From Science Fiction to Reality
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.
02/07/2024
FIPS 140-3: Enhancing Cryptographic Security for Modern Challenges
In his latest blog post, Chris Collier explores FIPS 140-3, the new standard for cryptographic modules used by the U.S. government, replacing FIPS 140-2. This update addresses the need for improved security amid technological advancements and new threats. Learn more about key updates such as alignment with international standards, enhanced security requirements, and rigorous testing protocols.
26/06/2024
EU Regulation NIS2: Don't Get Caught Off Guard!
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.
18/06/2024
Authentication Basics: An Introduction to FIDO2
Join our IAM technologist, Chris Collier, in a new blog series about the basics of authentication, Identity & Access Management, and cybersecurity. In this first post, Chris explores the fundamentals of the FIDO2 standard, offering essential information and practical tips for software administrators aiming to implement this robust security protocol.
13/06/2024
MFA is essential: Why a hardware token can make all the difference
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.
23/04/2024
Secure Boot: A Key to Digital 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.
17/01/2024
Unlocking the Future of Cybersecurity: Zero Trust Solutions with Hardware Authentication
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.
28/02/2023
Application-Optimized SSDs: Life in the Digital Fast Lane
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.
10/01/2023
4 reasons to use industrial 3D TLC NAND flash as pseudo-SLC
The ability to operate TLC in pseudo-SLC mode with one bit per cell continues to carve out a niche existence. However, for a vast number of applications the economic advantages of this configuration outweigh the disadvantages. We've compiled four arguments to consider.
31/10/2022
Wrong Flash Storage: 5 main reasons for occurring issues
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.
16/08/2022
Flash Memory in the Era of the Software-Defined Car
The implementation of effective cyber security risk mitigation mechanisms as well as the functional split between hardware and software are major challenges for automotive OEMs. The Swissbit Automotive competence offers solution paths for both areas - and even more.
30/06/2022
5 reasons why CFexpress is the future
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.
14/12/2021
SATA vs. PCIe: Competition or Coexistence?
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.
19/07/2021
Explained: Garbage Collection
The clear up process of being able to release entire blocks in flash memory is called “garbage collection”. But how does it work?
18/07/2021
From CompactFlash to SD Express
Industrial memory cards over the course of time and what to look out for when you need to use them in industrial applications.
17/07/2021
Explained: “Bad Block” Management
How do “bad blocks” occur in NAND flash and what do flash and storage medium manufacturers have to pay attention to during production in order to avoid early failures? Let's have a look!
