Assess.

Understand the hardware. Identify the vulnerabilities.

What we investigate.

01

Hardware threat modeling

Identify assets, attacker access, trust boundaries, and credible attack paths across the device, companion software, communications, and connected services. Use MITRE EMB3D™ mappings to inform the questions that need validation.

02

Physical & debug attack surfaces

Inventory exposed connectors, test points, removable media, and debug or service interfaces. Assess UART, JTAG, SWD, and other interfaces against the intended production configuration and access model.

03

Firmware & component review

Review firmware structure, software components, configuration, and available SBOM or BOM records. Evaluate known vulnerability relevance against the exact component version, exposure, and deployment conditions.

04

Boot, update & provisioning design

Examine the design and available evidence for secure boot, firmware authenticity, rollback protection, device identity, provisioning, and secret storage. Identify gaps between intended controls and demonstrated enforcement.

05

Communications & service boundaries

Review device protocols, authentication, authorization, pairing, and sensitive data flows. Trace the trust placed in local networks, companion applications, APIs, and remote management services.

06

Evidence-backed risk & remediation

Prioritize supported weaknesses by realistic prerequisites and product impact. Give engineering teams exact affected versions, evidence, corrective options, and the validation needed to close each finding.

How we work.

01

Fix the target

Record device identity, board revision, firmware, components, deployment context, and the security questions the assessment must answer.

02

Map the attack surface

Review the architecture, interfaces, trust boundaries, provisioning, and update design against credible attacker access.

03

Evaluate the weaknesses

Correlate component intelligence and observed controls, distinguish candidates from validated findings, and identify targeted testing needs.

04

Prioritize the engineering work

Deliver reviewed findings with affected versions, prerequisites, product impact, remediation options, and explicit evidence gaps.

What you receive.

  • Hardware attack-surface map and threat model
  • Version-specific vulnerability and control assessment
  • Prioritized findings with conditions, evidence, and impact
  • Engineering remediation plan and validation requirements

Scope review confirms target devices, hardware revisions, firmware builds, available access, and the assessment methods. Public examples illustrate the method and are not customer assessment results.

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