MTG Presence Week and Keynote by Prof. Buchmann
MTG Presence Week – Keynote by Prof. Buchmann, Workshops, and lots of Team Spirit!
MTG & Securosys forge a strategic alliance for digital security
Darmstadt (Germany)/Zurich (Switzerland), 21 March 2024 – MTG AG, a leading company in the field of encryption technologies, and Securosys SA, a renowned provider of cybersecurity solutions, today announced the signing of a strategic partnership. This collaboration marks a significant step towards fortifying the security landscape and promoting visionary solutions.
Found of Security Vulnerability in CMS and PKCS#7 Signatures
On October 22nd, MTG published a paper reporting on a previously unknown fundamental cryptographic vulnerability in the CMS and PKCS#7 protocols.
MTG at it-sa 2023 – Solutions to protect sensitive company data
From 10 to 12 October, we will present our comprehensive portfolio for the management and deployment of encryption technologies at it-sa 2023 in Nuremberg.
The Innovation Behind MTG’s TeleTrusT Recognition
MTG convinces the jury with the product VMware Encryption-as-a-Service
MTG AG presents portfolio at E-World 2023
From May 23-25 in Essen at E-World in Hall 2, Booth 511, MTG will showcase solutions for smart metering security, CLS control, Managed PKI and VMware encryption, as well as IT security for critical infrastructure operators.
PQC – OpenPGP Standard Draft Published
Joint draft by MTG AG, BSI and Proton AG for the future-proof securing of e-mail communication available for public viewing and comment.
MTG secures critical infrastructures with quantum-safe security
MTG AG designs future-proof identity access management solutions in an interdisciplinary project team.
MTG at it-sa 2022 – Solutions to protect sensitive company data
Darmstadt-based MTG AG will be presenting its portfolio for the management and provision of encryption technologies at it-sa in Nuremberg from October 25 to 27 in Hall 7, Stand 414.
The US standardization authority NIST selects future algorithms
The US standardization authority NIST has chosen the first methods for standardization in its selection process for cryptographic algorithms that can also resist attacks from quantum computers.