Quantropi Delivers Quantum-Secure IoT Solutions to embedded world North America
September 02, 2026
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Quantropi will be demonstrating four software-defined, quantum-secure IoT solutions at embedded world North America 2026 in Exhibit Hall B, Booth 6808. The solutions aid embedded device manufacturers as they begin to transition toward quantum-safe security without the need to redesign hardware or replace existing platforms. Offered via the QiSpace platform, the four solutions, TRNG, Secure Boot, Secure Network, and Application Security, run on the microcontrollers, chipsets, and infrastructure generally in use.
Booth Highlights:
TRNG: Software-Defined Validated Randomness
- Extracts genuine randomness from present timing jitter in standard processors, from Cortex-M0+-class microcontrollers to high-performance embedded systems
- Tested as statistically indistinguishable from ideal randomness across more than 100 million samples
- Architected for NIST SP 800-90B and designed to meet the new FIPS 140-3 Entropy Source Validation (ESV) requirements for cryptographic key generation
- Helps achieve cryptographic modernization in software, without new hardware
Secure Boot: Device Integrity from Power-On
- Delivers quantum-secure firmware validation that runs standalone or integrated with Arm TrustZone and TF-M
- Extends to secure over-the-air (OTA) updates and cloud-based firmware signing
- Constrained devices gain end-to-end protection in lightweight, PSA-compliant software
- Strengthen device integrity throughout the firmware lifecycle without adding hardware complexity
Secure Network: Edge-to-Cloud Connections
- Protects connections from edge to cloud, by integrating IoT-optimized post-quantum cryptography for Mbed TLS and OpenSSL, without replacing existing networking stacks
- Harden edge-to-cloud communications while preserving current software development workflows and embedded networking environments
Application Security: One Crypto-Agile SDK
- QiSpace for IoT provides post-quantum asymmetric and symmetric cryptographic functions, plus high-quality random numbers
- supports NIST-standardized post-quantum algorithms alongside Quantropi’s lightweight proprietary algorithms
- Provides a modular SDK optimized for resource-constrained environments, protecting firmware, application data, and device communications
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