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Delft, 17th of July: Brightsight is proud to announce that they are expanding their business by opening a security lab in Barcelona. Brightsight Barcelona will be officially opened and operating as of the 24 ^th of July as a subsidiary company of Brightsight B.V. One of the advantages of having a lab...

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This month’s newsletter is about an abbreviation that we see more and more often in the security industry: SoC. What is a “System on Chip”? What is the added value of an SoC and what can SoCs do for you? Last but not least, what is important for the security assessment and certification of SoCs?...

The opening of the Brightsight China lab was held on Friday the 14^th of April 2017. The festive opening was held at East Wine Cellar in Beijing China. CEO’s and managers of important Chinese and other international companies in the smartcard industry were there to celebrate the opening with us. Duri...

Delft, 12 ^th of April: Brightsight is proud to announce that they are expanding their business by opening a security lab in Beijing. Brightsight has been evaluating for more than 30 years at their premises in Delft, the Netherlands. As Brightsight has been expanding their market share in Greater Chi...

This month’s newsletter is about a new technological journey that has already begun in our society. Automotive is going digital. Read our newsletter here: Newsletter March 2017

Delft, 6^th of March 2017: Brightsight is proud to announce that the first PCI PTS v5.0 approval in Greater China is issued for Fujian Newland Payment Technology. The approval is issued for the N910. Brightsight considers it an honour to be selected by Fujian Newland Payment Technology for performing...

Brightsight is participating in the three-year EU Horizon 2020 project Hector. The aim of HECTOR is to close the gap between algorithmic and hardware-level security, enabling more efficient hardware implementations, “security-by-design” demonstration, easier security certification and faster time-to...

The French Ministery of Higher Education and Research subsidizes research and innovation for French companies. The formal name for this stimulation funding is Credit d'Impot Recherche, or shortly CIR. French companies are eligible for this subsidy for expenses they make with agreed research organiza...