GOV.UK rolls out passkeys to 23 million One Login users

The UK government is rolling out passkeys to more than 23 million GOV.UK One Login users, as it moves to replace passwords with phishing-resistant authentication across its digital services. Nearly one in 10 daily GOV.UK sign-ins are already being made…

Nordic packs Bluetooth, Thread and Zigbee into 1.9mm × 2.3mm IoT SoC

Nordic Semiconductor has launched a multiprotocol system-on-chip measuring 1.9 × 2.3mm, targeting small, cost-sensitive IoT devices including asset trackers, smart home sensors and Thread accessories. The nRF54LC10A is the smallest device in Nordic’s nRF54L Series and supports Bluetooth Low Energy,…

Exein raises $270m to secure connected and autonomous devices

Italian cybersecurity company Exein has raised $270m at a valuation of $1.7bn as it expands its security technology from connected devices into robots, autonomous vehicles and other AI-enabled machines. The funding round, led by Headline with participation from existing and…

Trusted Computing Group and DMTF strengthen hardware-backed device security

The Trusted Computing Group (TCG) and DMTF have combined their security technologies in an open-source implementation that allows devices to use Trusted Platform Modules (TPMs) for hardware-backed authentication and attestation. DMTF has added a TPM backend to libspdm, its open-source…

Exegin among first vendors certified for Zigbee’s new sub-GHz technology

Exegin Technologies has become one of the first two stack vendors worldwide certified for Suzi, a new sub-GHz feature set introduced by the Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA) alongside Zigbee 4.0. Suzi extends Zigbee connectivity into the 868MHz band in Europe…

e-book on RF solutions for drones, SATCOM, and IIoT next-generation markets

Mouser Electronics announces a new e-book in collaboration with Qorvo, exploring next-generation RF wireless designs for drones, satellite communications, and industrial IoT. High-Performance RF Solutions for Agile New Markets addresses time-to-market pressures, coexistence issues, power-efficiency demands, and system complexity by…

Silicon Motion reaches initial milestone in EU Cyber Resilience Act

Silicon Motion Technology has completed the first stage of its compliance program for the European Union Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). Following a comprehensive internal assessment, the company has aligned its product cybersecurity controls and processes with the CRA’s incident-reporting obligations…

STMicroelectronics and COMPRION team up to tackle SGP.32 testing challenge

STMicroelectronics and COMPRION have developed a jointly validated test environment aimed at helping developers test IoT devices using the GSMA’s SGP.32 eSIM specification. The companies say the environment is designed to address one of the practical challenges created by SGP.32:…

Qualcomm expands Dragonwing portfolio with new Edge AI processors

Qualcomm has launched two processors aimed at bringing artificial intelligence, computer vision and connectivity to a wider range of connected devices, from smart appliances and retail systems to industrial controllers and machine vision equipment. The Dragonwing Q-2390 and Dragonwing IQ-2390…

Half of companies form teams to prepare for Cyber Resilience Act

More than half of German industrial companies have assigned dedicated staff to prepare for the European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act, as manufacturers of connected products face growing pressure to overhaul cybersecurity processes and product development. A survey of 200 German…