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Firmware vulnerabilities have more than quadrupled in less than six years.
Is your firmware protection up to par?
Is your firmware protection up to par?
Here’s What You Can Expect from Our Firmware Protection Program
The complete firmware security-as-a-service program that monitors, rates, and reports vulnerabilities and then develops and delivers appropriate patches.
It provides the earliest and most comprehensive awareness of threats to firmware security.
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Vulnerability notification |
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Patch development, verification, & delivery (for Phoenix code, open-source Phoenix code, or code from Phoenix Semiconductor Partners) |
Based on contract, additional NRE charges may apply |
Based on the threat level |
Within 24 hours |
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Access to Phoenix Program Manager & Customer Engineers |
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Customer collaboration for other product vulnerablity notifications |
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Vulnerability support for non-Phoenix firmware |
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White hat hacking & penetration testing |
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Vulnerability notification within 30 days
Patch development, verification, & delivery (for Phoenix code, open-source Phoenix code, or code from Phoenix Semiconductor Partners)
Vulnerability notification within 7 days
Patch development, verification, & delivery (for Phoenix code, open-source Phoenix code, or code from Phoenix Semiconductor Partners)
Access to Phoenix Program Manager & Customer Engineers
Customer collaboration for other product vulnerablity notifications
Vulnerability notification within 24 hours
Patch development, verification, & delivery (for Phoenix code, open-source Phoenix code, or code from Phoenix Semiconductor Partners)
Access to Phoenix Program Manager & Customer Engineers
Customer collaboration for other product vulnerablity notifications
Vulnerability support for non-Phoenix firmware
White hat hacking & penetration testing
Phoenix Technologies was the first independent firmware provider and has been pioneering firmware innovation since 1979 with nearly a billion units installed worldwide. Phoenix designs, develops, and secures firmware for a wide range of computing devices including computers, laptops, servers, IoT, and other advanced computing platforms and devices.
Phoenix has over 180 patents and copyrights in the firmware space and deep industry partnerships with companies such as Intel, AMD, Qualcomm, and Arm. Additionally, Phoenix participates in a broad spectrum of firmware and firmware security organizations such as the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface Forum (UEFI), the Trusted Computing Group (TCG), and the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF).