Mocana is pleased to announce our participation in the 2010 RSA Conference, taking place in San Francisco, March 1-5, 2010.
As part of the “Governance, Risk & Compliance” track on March 3, 2010, we will present “Recent Attacks on Medical Devices”:
A new generation of connected medical devices is dramatically lowering healthcare costs. But many of these devices, including popular pacemakers, insulin pumps, and remote patient monitoring systems, have been fielded without adequate security. We detail newly discovered attacks and vulnerabilities on these devices, and suggest possible solutions.
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Spark Integration Technologies, a leading provider of software for resolving the complexities in real-time communication between distributed, heterogeneous technologies, today announced a technology partnership with Mocana to secure Spark’s Distrix™ information exchange product suite.
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) January 27, 2010 — Syn-Tech Systems, Inc., a dynamic defense and commercial engineering design and manufacturing firm specializing in materials handling, munitions support and automated fuel management systems, today announced a partnership with Mocana to secure fueling systems and associated ruggedized handhelds for the Department of Defense. Syn-Tech is using Mocana’s NanoCrypto device integrity software to encrypt RF communications between the mobile handheld devices and the data collection system mounted in fueling vehicles in the Syn-Tech Fuelmaster® Automated Point of Sale Device and Commercial Automated Data Capture systems. The device gathers billing information and sales transaction data and sends it via 2.4Ghz RF back to their office application. These systems are used by the Department of Defense and commercial fuel suppliers to capture fuel sales.
Presented annually to the most impressive telecommunications start-ups in Silicon Valley, the SPIFFY Awards are judged by the members of the Service Provider Forum (SPiF) of the Telecom Council of Silicon Valley. This year the Council evaluated over 100 telecom companies and Mocana is honored to be among the final nominees.
Victor, N.Y. and San Francisco (November 24, 2009)‚ REDCOM Laboratories Inc., a company that designs and manufactures digital and IP-enabled telecommunications systems, today announced a technology partnership with Mocana to secure REDCOM’S TRANSip® IP technology suite. REDCOM announced an agreement to integrate Mocana’s NanoSSL™ Advanced™ device integrity software to implement secure SIP over TLS and to encrypt remote administration of REDCOM HDX and SLICE® 2100™ softswitches. Mocana’s security technology embedded within these REDCOM platforms protects users from eavesdropping, data theft and VoIP man-in-the-middle attacks by encrypting content and authenticating endpoints at carrier-class traffic volumes and speeds.
Mocana’s Device Security Framework is an extensible software framework that secures all aspects of device data and enterprise communications, for any connected device. In addition to helping applications and device designers reduce development costs and dramatically enhance cryptographic performance, Mocana’s DSF is fully compatible with industry standards and implements the most comprehensive set of IETF RFC specifications available on the market.
Mocana today announced that JDSU, the leading provider of communications test and measurement solutions and optical products for telecommunications service providers, cable operators, and network equipment manufacturers, has selected Mocana to provide embedded security and device integrity for the popular JDSU TestPoint family of broadband test solutions.
Mocana’s Kurt Stammberger, CISSP will be part of an expert panel at the fifth EE Times Virtual Conference: “Connected Devices: Entering a New Age of Embedded Devices” on Thursday, November 12. Kurt is one of the expert speakers discussing embedded device security as part of the “Networking/Security: Keeping Hackers and Malware Out” webinar, scheduled from 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m., EST.
Nowhere is device security more crucial than in Defense applications. The mission-critical requirements of defense settings demand a fully integrated security architecture, built from the ground up.
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As videoconferencing becomes more widespread, even the most sensitive meetings are migrating online. Mocana customer Radvision knew it needed to do something to protect their government and commercial customers’ most sensitive videoconferences from hackers, interception and eavesdropping.
