wolfSSL Enhances Embedded Security with New Networking and Post-Quantum Features
wolfSSL has introduced three significant updates to its embedded security solutions, including a deterministic TCP/IP stack, expanded post-quantum cryptography support, and new hardware enablement.
Security firm wolfSSL has announced several enhancements to its embedded systems offerings. The updates include a new deterministic TCP/IP stack, named wolfIP, designed for predictable performance in embedded environments.
In addition to networking improvements, wolfSSL has broadened its post-quantum cryptography capabilities. This expansion includes support for NIST-validated algorithms and native implementations of the Falcon and FrodoKEM algorithms, which are designed to protect against future quantum computing threats.
The company also revealed expanded support for hardware security modules (HSM) through its wolfHSM product, now compatible with Infineon's AURIX™ TC4xx microcontroller family. This integration aims to bolster security in automotive and industrial applications relying on this specific hardware.
These advancements collectively aim to provide developers of embedded devices with more robust security options, addressing both current networking challenges and future cryptographic risks. The company did not specify immediate customer adoption figures for these new features.