We design, implement, and deploy post-quantum secure systems.

  • The team investigates post-quantum secure computing systems and cryptosystems, examines their security vulnerabilities, advances algorithmic modifications for efficient hardware implementations, and performs cryptanalysis of these systems.

  • Post-Quantum Cryptography

  • Post-Quantum Hardware Library

  • Lattice-Based Cryptography

  • Code-Based Cryptography

  • Cryptographic Agility

  • Homomorphic Encryption Hardware

  • Zero Knowledge Proof

  • Post-Quantum Transition

  • Post-Quantum Cryptosystems Training

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About Us

Secure Micro Technologies assists the defense industrial base with advanced secure systems prototyping efforts. It offers a full range of solutions for secure, trusted and privacy-preserving services computing systems and applications including advanced cryptographic solutions, digital auditing, logging, and forensics, secure data storage and legacy systems retrofitting, among others.

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The Secure, Trusted, and Assured Microelectronics (STAM) Center is a research, development, and education unit focusing on establishing the foundation for future secure and trusted semiconductor/microelectronics technologies: (1) new substrates, synthesis, and fabrication, (2) new computing paradigms and architectures, and (3) integrated sensing, edge computing, and secure communications. The center couples its research mission with the active recruiting and training of students targeting applications of national security importance.

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Contact

Please email us at "info _at_ securemicro _dot_ com" or "stamcenter _at_ asu _dot_ edu" or reach out directly to the Secure Micro Technologies researchers. In addition to academic collaborations, we assist government and commercial entities with the following services: 
  • Advanced crypto-agility
  • Customized solutions including low-power and higher efficiency designs 
  • Application domain-specific acceleration solutions
  • Security analysis including side-channel resiliency evaluation, hardware and system penetration testing, etc.
  • Transition or migration to post-quantum cryptography
  • Quantum-resistant assessment
 

You can also directly email us at stamcenter _at_ asu _dot_ edu.

Next-Generation Cryptosystems Design

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PQC Secure is developed and maintained as a collaborative effort between the members of the Secure Micro Technologies crypto team and members of the Secure, Trusted, and Assured Microelectronics (STAM) Center in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University.

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