Secure Linux

Overview

Embedded Linux platforms engineered for controlled devices that combine connectivity, peripherals and security functions.

We define delivery scope around each project’s environment, interfaces, security boundaries and lifecycle requirements.

Capabilities

• Board-support and secure-startup engineering
• Cryptographic peripheral integration
• Display, network and device-interface support

• Secure boot and payment-kernel integration experience
• TRNG and cryptographic services for contact, contactless and secure magnetic interfaces
• Network, wireless, serial, printer and cash-drawer peripheral integration

Applications

• Payment and ticketing equipment
• Fiscal and data terminals
• Dedicated connected controllers

Previous project configurations

The examples below summarize completed or earlier-stage engineering work and are included to illustrate the team’s experience. They are not current product specifications; component availability, software baselines and certification scope are defined for each new engagement.

Successive embedded-Linux projects used BCM58303, MAX32590 and RK3568 platforms, Linux 2.6.35 or 3.10 kernels, 32–256MB memory and storage sized to their applications. These are historical configurations; current processors, kernels, memory and storage are selected to meet new lifecycle, security and performance requirements.

PCI PTS and EMV/PBOC references describe engineering and integration experience; any certification scope is project-specific and must be confirmed independently.

Discuss your project

Contact us to confirm current capabilities, interfaces and project-specific scope.