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Secure manufacturing & provisioning

Factory-side security for ASICs, video modules, automotive controllers, and other connected hardware. Per-device identity birth, key injection, attestation roots, and supply-chain provenance.

A connected product is only as trustworthy as the moment its first key was created. We work with manufacturing teams to make that moment defensible, auditable, repeatable, and impossible to fake.

What this covers

  • Per-device key birth at manufacture, with hardware-backed entropy, secure-element integration, and a custody chain that survives a third-party fab.
  • Attestation roots, the keys and certificates that let your cloud distinguish a real device from a clone.
  • Secure programming flows for ASIC, video module, automotive ECU, controller, and connected-product SKUs. JTAG / SWD lock-down, image signing, encrypted blob delivery to the line.
  • Anti-clone & supply-chain provenance, token-bound device IDs, factory-side logging, anti-grey-market protections that hold up in litigation.
  • Manufacturing-line architecture, HSM placement, key-export-prevention, role-based factory access, recovery and rotation runbooks.
  • Compliance-grade evidence, the documentation your FIPS 140-3, Common Criteria, ISO 21434, or FDA cyber reviewer expects.

When teams call us

  • You're transferring to volume manufacturing and your provisioning design was a prototype.
  • You're moving fabs or contract manufacturers and need to migrate the identity story without a coverage gap.
  • You're shipping a new SKU that needs a different key model than the first one and don't want to fork the cloud to support it.
  • You're a chip vendor or module vendor whose customers are asking how they bring secure programming up on their line.

How we work

Engineers on the line, not slides in a deck. We deliver runbooks, code, and the factory-side scripts your operators actually run, plus the cloud-side counterparts that verify everything downstream.

Related work

This service is the front end of Connected identity. Most engagements that start with a factory question end up touching both. If you're sure manufacturing is the whole story, we can scope it that way; if it's the on-ramp to a bigger identity question, we can scope it that way too.