February 2008

Dear Sir`s,

We would like to give you a few information with our special newsletter regarding our activities at the embedded world 2008:

• Cryptography and Embedded Security Workshop
• Secure Embedded Operating System (in Cooperation with sysgo)
• escar 2008 - Embedded Security in Cars Workshop in Hamburg

We are looking forward welcoming you at the embedded world 2008 in Nuernberg from 26th February to 28th February 2008. We are pleased to inform you Do not hesitate to call Ms Birgit Kitta for (bkitta@escrypt.com, 0234 43870219).

Best regards,

Thomas Wollinger, Jan Pelzl and Katrin Mannheims

Please check below for further details about the escrypt`s activitiesat the embedded word 2008:

• "EMSCB Trusted Computing with Embedded Applications Demonstrator"

Trusted Computing is not only a technical solution for Internet security, but also for security solutions in embedded applications. EMSCB aims at developing a trustworthy computing platform that overcomes security problems of today`s conventional platforms. EMSCB`s security is based on secure controller such as the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) as well as secure micro-kernel. Existing operating systems can be efficiently migrated to the EMSCB platform.

escrypt developed the Trusted Computing Demonstrator for Embedded Applications within EMSCB. The demonstrator was presented at different locations in Europe. If you did not have a chance to see the demonstrator yet, we are happy to show you the demonstrator in an individual presentation.

• "Cryptography and Embedded Security Workshop"

The embedded industry is meeting in Nuernberg for embedded world 2008 from February 26th to 28th. The embedded world conference is one of the most important conferences in the world for the embedded industry and is part of the embedded world. After the brilliant resonance in the last year escrypt is organizing in cooperation with Design&Elektronik the "Cryptography and Embedded Security Workshop". The "Cryptography and Embedded Security Workshop" takes place on 28th February 2008. The workshop starts with two introductory presentations followed by presentations concerning SmartCard Security, Secure Activation, Secure Flashing, Secure FPGA, Secure Embedded OS, Secure Automation and Hash Functions.

09.15-10.00	Cryptography and IT Security	Prof. Christof Paar, escrypt
10.30-11.30	Efficient Security Solutions for embedded Applications	Dr. Jan Pelzl, escrypt
11.30-12.00	Secure Smart Applications	Uwe Krieger, CardFactory
13.00-13.30	Secure Activation	Dr. Kai Schramm, escrypt
13.30-14.00	Secure FPGA and Cryptographic IP-Cores	Harald Werner, Lattice Semiconductor Dr. Thomas Wollinger, escrypt
14.00-14.30	Secure Automation	Stefan Ditting, HIMA Paul Hildebrandt
15.00-15.30	Secure Flashing	Dr. Thomas Wollinger, escrypt Joachim Tauscher, SMART
15.30-16.00	What makes an Embedded OS secure?	Dr. Thomas Wollinger, escrypt Detlev Schaadt, Sysgo
16.00-16.30	An alternate approach for efficient implementation of SHA family hash algorithms	Amit Kalele, Patni Computer Systems

If you are interested in any of these topics but do not have a chance to attend ambedded world, we are happy to provide you with further information on request. Please find further information about the workshop at elektroniknet.de

• 6th "escar - Embedded Security in Cars Workshop in Hamburg, November 18th - 19th, 2008

escar is the leading international workshop in the area of automotive data security. escar covers all aspects related to the topic and attracted a variety of visitors both from industry and academia in the last years. escar is the place to network and to listen to industry`s need s as well as current research efforts. Tthe 6th escar workshop will take place in Hamburg, Germany. Further information will be available soon at our web site.

We are looking forward to your remarks and comments:
E-mail: aweimerskirch@escrypt.com

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