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Deep-Tech for Secure Electronics

PCB & Silicon Assurance
Transport Tamper Evidence
Secure AI Infrastructure

Ethicronics develops technologies that establish trust in critical electronic systems, making sure your hardware is as-designed, non compromised during transport and bring security to next-generation compute 

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£1M+
Non-Dilutive Funding
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Leading Programs: NATO DIANA 26 Innovator THALES x DASA Completed with success 10/25 £2.5M InnovateUK CR&D UK-South Korea Lead
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Non Disclosure Agreements (NDA) Signed

Our Technology

HEAVENS: Trust what was built

PCB & silicon hardware assurance

HEAVENS is Ethicronics' SW technology for creating scalable evidence of electronic hardware integrity.

It is being developed to support Hardware Assurance Certificates: enabling organisations to establish, communicate and verify trust in critical electronics from PCB through to silicon.

Designed for complex, high-assurance environments where hardware provenance and integrity matter.

Defence · Critical Infrastructure · Electronics · Assurance down to nm · Product/Segment agnostic - Software

HALO: Trust what was moved

Transport tamper evidence for critical technology

HALO combines HW and SW to provide evidence of physical interference with sensitive electronic assets as they move between trusted locations.

Designed for organisations where knowing that equipment arrived is not enough: they need confidence that it arrived as expected.

Special Operations · Government · Intelligence · Secure Logistics · High-value assets · Tamper Evidence

HESPRON: Trust what computes

Security for next-generation AI infrastructure

AI security cannot end at the model or application layer.

Ethicronics is developing technologies that extend trust closer to the memory, compute and semiconductor infrastructure underpinning next-generation AI.

Our work includes a £2.5M UK–South Korea programme led by Ethicronics alongside the University of Oxford and Panmnesia.

Semiconductors · Advanced Compute · AI Infrastructure · CXL/HBM

 

Security cannot stop at software

Critical systems ultimately depend on physical electronics. Yet hardware is manufactured through complex global supply chains, changes custody during transport and increasingly underpins strategic AI infrastructure. Ethicronics develops technologies that allow organisations to establish evidence of trust where conventional software cybersecurity cannot. Let's talk !