Service

Device Hardening

Close the doors attackers use on connected devices: locked debug ports, minimal services, least-privilege software, encrypted storage and secure defaults on embedded Linux and microcontrollers.

EU CRA

Readiness for devices already in the field

0

Recalls or hardware changes in field migration

24/7

Fleet monitoring and support

250

Secure OTA releases

The challenge

The problem

Many devices ship with open debug ports, default passwords, unnecessary services and secrets stored in plain text.

Open debug access

JTAG, UART and shells left open on production units.

Too much running

Services, ports and tools the product does not need.

Exposed secrets

Keys and credentials stored unprotected on the device.

What we do

A hardening review of your device and the changes, built into your images and production process.

Debug port lockdown for production units

Minimal OS images and closed network ports

Least-privilege processes and sandboxing

Encrypted storage and protected keys

Secure defaults, no shared default passwords

How we work

How we work

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1. Assess

Review hardware, firmware and OS image.
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2. Prioritise

Rank risks by impact and effort.
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3. Harden

Apply changes to images, firmware and production steps.
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4. Verify

Test that the changes hold and nothing broke.
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5. Maintain

Keep hardening in place through future releases.

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FAQ

No. We keep secure, authenticated paths for remote diagnostics and updates.
Yes, both microcontroller firmware and embedded Linux devices.
Contact us

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Your benefits:
What happens next?
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A free 30-minute call with a senior engineer

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A short technical discovery

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A proposal with scope, timeline and cost

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