Embedded Devices to the Next Security Level
Protecting critical embedded systems, IoT, AI, and infrastructure, ensuring compliance with safety and security standards
Safe and Secure Mixed-Criticality
Protect AI Models at the Edge with AI bunker
Protect OT operations even when primary Linux is compromised
Risk reduction
Drastically reduce your attack surface up to 90%
Protect your critical assets and maintain the availability of essential functions and OT operations even if the primary OS is compromised
How do we do it
Efficient combination of advanced software and hardware security mechanisms to provide effective zero-trust architecture on chip with an application-agnostic approach
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Flexible integration of multiple software components into one single embedded platform without compromising safety, security, and real-time capabilities
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FAQ
What challenges does Accelerat technology help solve?
Accelerat addresses some of the main challenges involved in designing increasingly complex embedded systems, including software consolidation, interference between applications, fault containment, security, and the integration of components with different levels of criticality.
The goal is to simplify system architectures while preserving control, reliability, and performance.
Do we need to share our proprietary source code?
No. Accelerat solutions are designed to be application-agnostic. This minimizes the exposure of proprietary information and allows manufacturers and system integrators in autonomously integrating Accelerat technology within proprietary and custom systems. Depending on the project and deployment model, security assessments and integrations can often be performed without full access to sensitive source code.
Do we need to share device credentials or cryptographic keys with Accelerat?
No. Accelerat solutions are designed to allow manufacturers to retain full ownership and control of their credentials, cryptographic keys, and sensitive assets.
Our technologies can support secure device provisioning, firmware protection and device lockdown without requiring customers to transfer private keys or confidential credentials to Accelerat.
Key generation and ownership can remain entirely under the manufacturer’s control, helping organizations protect intellectual property, maintain internal security policies and comply with regulatory or supply-chain requirements.
How does Accelerat support compliance with the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)?
Accelerat helps organizations strengthen the cybersecurity posture of connected products and embedded systems in alignment with emerging cybersecurity regulations, including the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA).
Our solutions support:
- secure-by-design approaches with confidentiality and integrity of the programs,
- availability of essential functions, also under device compromise,
- runtime protection,
- data and impact minimization,
- system hardening and secure updates,
- reduced attack surface and risk mitigation strategies,
- maintained SBOM of the Trusted Computing Base (TCB).
This helps companies prepare for increasing regulatory and security requirements across the European and worldwide market.
Are Accelerat solutions compatible with existing infrastructures and deployed devices?
Yes. Accelerat technologies can also be integrated at the end of the development process as well as within existing and deployed embedded devices through OTA updates, thus minimizing operational impact and preserving development workflows.
The goal is to improve security without compromising performance or time-to-market.