Systems and security engineering services

Implementation, integration, investigation and review across cryptographic software, Linux systems and embedded security.

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Cryptographic software & integration

Building a signing service, changing a PKCS#11 provider or connecting an application to an HSM? Work through the integration between your application, cryptographic library and key infrastructure.

A typical task

Implement a signing flow that selects the right key and mechanism, handles provider failures and has checks your team can run. An investigation can reproduce an incompatibility or compare providers before you decide what to change.

Signing and PKCS#11 projects

Linux internals & diagnostic tooling

Unexpected Linux behavior, a difficult failure or a missing diagnostic tool? Bring the workload or low-level integration that is blocking progress.

A typical task

Build or adapt a diagnostic tool, repair an integration, or trace the library, provider and kernel paths used by a workload. The work can follow a problem across application and kernel boundaries.

Linux diagnostic tools

Embedded security & trusted computing

Working on the trust path between a device and its service? Get help with secure boot, provisioning, protected keys, updates or attestation policy.

A typical task

Provision a device identity used by a backend service, protect its key, and carry that trust through signed updates and recovery. Review how verified or measured boot fits the chosen platform.

Embedded review topics

Device Security Gap Report

The optional Digital Auditor provides a preliminary architecture assessment from your answers, with a free report and PDF. It helps prepare a design discussion; runtime behavior and hardware attestation need their own evidence.

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Signing, release and security automation

Integrate a signing service, add security tests or improve firmware update checks.

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How the work starts

01

Describe the problem

Share what you are building and where you need help. A short outline is enough to start.

02

Agree the work

Set the deliverables, access, checks and fee before starting. Implementation or investigation can be agreed directly.

03

Build and hand over

Receive the agreed changes or findings, with checks and handover notes. Any follow-on work is agreed together.

What are you working on?

Share the problem and the result you need. An initial conversation can help decide whether implementation, investigation or a review is the useful next step.

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