Generated by All in One SEO v5.0.0.1, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Phoenix Technologies - Leading PC Innovation since 1979 Phoenix Technologies Website ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://phoenixtech.com/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [Blog](https://phoenixtech.com/blog/) - [Phoenix Technologies Divests BIOS Technology to Lenovo](https://phoenixtech.com/news/phoenix-technologies-divests-bios-technology-to-lenovo/) - Phoenix divests BIOS assets to Lenovo to focus on FirmGuard, while maintaining support for existing customers and strengthening long-term strategy. - [Phoenix Technologies Raises Additional Capital to Support FirmGuard’s Growth](https://phoenixtech.com/news/phoenix-technologies-raises-additional-capital-to-support-firmguards-growth/) - Phoenix Technologies secures more funding to expand FirmGuard, its SaaS cybersecurity solution that protects enterprises from firmware vulnerabilities. - [Phoenix Technologies and Coretronic Reality Inc. Announce Partnership to Deliver UEFI BIOS for CRI’s R6490WGQ SOM Platform](https://phoenixtech.com/news/phoenix-technologies-and-coretronic-reality-inc-announce-partnership-to-deliver-uefi-bios-for-cris-r6490wgq-som-platform-2/) - Phoenix Technologies partners with Coretronic Reality Inc. to deliver UEFI BIOS for CRI’s R6490WGQ SOM, enhancing AI and industrial applications. - [Phoenix Co-Chairs UEFI SBOM Working Group](https://phoenixtech.com/news/phoenix-co-chairs-uefi-sbom-working-group/) - CAMPBELL, California, August 8, 2023 – Phoenix Technologies, a leading independent firmware supplier for PCs and computing devices, announces that Dr. Richard (Dick) Wilkins has been appointed co-chair of the UEFI SBOM Working Group.Dr. Wilkins is Phoenix’ Principal Technology Liaison executive who is responsible for Phoenix’ relationship with international standards groups. He is a UEFI - [WinFlash and WinFlash32 Drivers](https://phoenixtech.com/phoenix-security-notifications/cve-2019-18279/) - CVE-2019-18279 In May 2019, Phoenix was contacted by researchers from Eclypsium about a security concern regarding our WinFlash and WinFlash32 drivers. - [Unsafe Handling of UEFI Variable](https://phoenixtech.com/phoenix-security-notifications/cve-2024-12533/) - CVE-2024-12533 Phoenix has identified a potential vulnerability that involves unsafe UEFI variable handling in Phoenix SecureCore Technology 4 Firmware, potentially leading to unsafe memory access that could cause temporary denial of service. - [Phoenix Technologies Supports the UEFI Test Work Group (UTWG)](https://phoenixtech.com/blog/phoenix-technologies-supports-the-uefi-test-work-group-utwg/) - Phoenix Technologies strengthens its collaboration with the UEFI Test Work Group to enhance firmware testing, validation, and compliance across diverse platforms. - [Phoenix Technologies Recognized on CNA Enrichment Recognition List ](https://phoenixtech.com/news/phoenix-technologies-recognized-on-cna-enrichment-recognition-list/) - Phoenix Technologies is recognized on the CNA Enrichment Recognition List for its commitment to enriched vulnerability disclosures, enhancing security industry-wide. - [Secure Boot: A Critical Component of the System Boot Process ](https://phoenixtech.com/blog/secure-boot/) - Secure Boot ensures only trusted software runs during startup, protecting systems from firmware-level attacks and rootkits, but requires proper setup. - [How UEFI Security Vulnerabilities Are Fixed – Phoenix Technologies' Perspective](https://phoenixtech.com/blog/how-uefi-security-vulnerabilities-are-fixed-phoenix-technologies-perspective/) - LogoFAIL, a critical UEFI vulnerability, was identified by Binarly in 2023. Phoenix Technologies swiftly resolved it, ensuring secure global firmware updates. - [Unsafe Handling of IHV UEFI Variables](https://phoenixtech.com/phoenix-security-notifications/cve-2024-29980/) - CVE-2024-29980 Phoenix has identified a potential vulnerability that involves unsafe UEFI variable handling in Phoenix SCT Firmware, potentially leading to unsafe memory access that could cause temporary denial of service. - [Unsafe Handling of Phoenix UEFI Variables](https://phoenixtech.com/phoenix-security-notifications/cve-2024-29979/) - CVE-2024-29979 Phoenix has identified a potential vulnerability that involves unsafe UEFI variable handling in Phoenix SCT Firmware, potentially leading to unsafe memory access that could cause temporary denial of service. - [Phoenix Technologies LogoFAIL Vulnerability](https://phoenixtech.com/phoenix-security-notifications/cve-2023-5058/) - CVE-2023-5058 Phoenix Technologies has been informed of a serious flaw in Phoenix SecureCore™ Technology™ 4, which is a BIOS firmware that provides advanced security features for various devices. - [Phoenix Technologies SPI SMM Driver Vulnerability](https://phoenixtech.com/phoenix-security-notifications/cve-2023-31100/) - CVE-2023-31100 Phoenix Technologies has been notified by IOActive researchers of a security issue in its SecureCore Technology SPI SMM Driver that could allow unauthorized access to the SPI flash on some platforms. - [Phoenix Technologies Buffer Overflow Vulnerability in TPM Configuration](https://phoenixtech.com/phoenix-security-notifications/cve-2024-0762/) - CVE-2024-0762 Phoenix was notified about an unsafe UEFI variable handling vulnerability in the TPM configuration for some platforms potentially leading to a buffer overflow. - [Phoenix Technologies Buffer Overflow Vulnerability on GeminiLake](https://phoenixtech.com/phoenix-security-notifications/cve-2024-1598/) - Phoenix was notified about a vulnerability in UEFI variable interfaces in Phoenix SCT firmware code on some platforms potentially leading to a buffer overflow. - [Phoenix Technologies Windows Driver Vulnerability](https://phoenixtech.com/phoenix-security-notifications/cve-2023-35841/) - Phoenix was notified about a vulnerability in a Windows kernel driver that was distributed as a part of our Phoenix Tools Subscription. - [Phoenix OmniCoreTM Delivers Ultimate UEFI Experience for Snapdragon X Series Platforms ](https://phoenixtech.com/news/phoenix-omnicore-delivers-ultimate-uefi-experience-for-snapdragon-x-series-platforms/) - Phoenix Technologies launches Phoenix OmniCore based on the latest Snapdragon® X Elite and Snapdragon® X Plus platforms from Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. - [Phoenix Technologies Strengthens Management Team](https://phoenixtech.com/news/phoenix-technologies-strengthens-management-team/) - Phoenix Technologies, a leading independent firmware supplier for PCs and computing devices, is fortifying its future by expanding their management team. - [Firmware is Foundational: Security in the Age of Edge Computing](https://phoenixtech.com/resources/firmware-is-foundational/) - Because firmware is in every computing device, every device is exposed to firmware threats. This risk goes well beyond the realm of smartphones and laptops. Edge compute solutions, including connected cars and medical devices, are also vulnerable to serious attacks at the firmware layer. This eBook Includes: Definition and history of platform firmware Potential security - [Phoenix FirmCare:™ Firmware Security-as-a-Service](https://phoenixtech.com/resources/ebooks/firmcare-ebook/) - Maintaining firmware security is a major challenge for device and chip manufacturers. Ongoing maintenance must be kept up for years, but developing and testing firmware patches is labor-intensive. It requires a level of specific expertise and resources that are well outside the scope and capability of many organizations. Our firmware security- as-a-service program, Phoenix FirmCare, - [Improving Firmware Security Across The Enterprise](https://phoenixtech.com/resources/improving-firmware-security-across-the-enterprise/) - It's Time for MSPs to Take Control of Firmware Across the Enterprise Download our 16-page eBook to find out how you can empower your IT teams to remotely manage and maintain firmware-level security across the endpoint life cycle. Request Download - [CVSS 4.0 is Here!](https://phoenixtech.com/blog/cvss-4-0-is-here/) - CVSS is an open standard that is used by security professionals everywhere. In fact, Phoenix uses it each time we issue a final pen testing report to our customers. We are currently using version 3.1 but will be migrating to version 4.0 in the coming months. - [Decoding UEFI Firmware: Unraveling the Intricacies of System Firmware, its Ecosystem and Supply Chain Part 2 of 3](https://phoenixtech.com/blog/decoding-uefi-firmware-unraveling-the-intricacies-of-system-firmware-its-ecosystem-and-supply-chain-part-2-of-3/) - In part 2 of 3 of this series Phoenix explores the intricate supply chain of UEFI-based firmware, how diverse components collaborate to address security vulnerabilities, and necessitating coordinated efforts to ensure timely mitigation. - [Decoding UEFI Firmware: Unraveling the Intricacies of System Firmware, its Ecosystem and Supply Chain Part 1 of 3](https://phoenixtech.com/blog/decoding-uefi-firmware-unraveling-the-intricacies-of-system-firmware-its-ecosystem-and-supply-chain-part-1/) - In part 1 of this 3 part series, we explore the complexities of system firmware and its connection to the UEFI standard. Understand the evolution from BIOS to UEFI and the implications for modern computing. - [Phoenix Technologies Joins Arm Partner Program](https://phoenixtech.com/news/phoenix-technologies-joins-arm-partner-program/) - CAMPBELL, California, Nov 7, 2023 – Phoenix Technologies, a leading independent firmware supplier for PCs and computing devices, is now a member of the Arm Partner Program and is listed in the Arm Partner Ecosystem Catalog.Phoenix takes a multi-pronged approach to providing structured, secure and supported firmware for the Arm ecosystem. Our approach begins with - [Phoenix Technologies Announces Participation in Arm SystemReady Program](https://phoenixtech.com/news/phoenix-technologies-announces-participation-in-arm-systemready-program/) - Phoenix Technologies has officially joined the Arm SystemReady Program. Our journey in firmware innovation since 1979 has led us to this milestone. Read on to learn more about our partnership and what it means for the world of secure firmware and Arm-based devices. - [Phoenix Technologies Joins Baidu Apollo Autonomous Vehicle Ecosystem as Software Partner](https://phoenixtech.com/news/phoenix-technologies-joins-baidu-apollo-autonomous-vehicle-ecosystem-as-software-partner/) - Released October 18, 2021 at 10am EST – Campbell, CA Phoenix Technologies, the world’s first independent secure firmware vendor, is proud to announce that it has joined the Baidu Apollo Autonomous Driving ecosystem as a software partner. Apollo is a pioneer and one of the leaders worldwide in the development and deployment of autonomous driving - [Phoenix Technologies announces new executive team and increased R&D investments.](https://phoenixtech.com/news/phoenix-technologies-announces-new-executive-team-and-increased-rd-investments/) - Released January 12, 2021, at 10am EST – Beaverton, Oregon Core engineering and management teams will stay on as company announces new CEO, board members, and increased emphasis on firmware security as part of a friendly acquisition. Phoenix Technologies today announced the addition of a new CEO and board of directors as part of a - [Phoenix Technologies Launches FirmGuard](https://phoenixtech.com/news/phoenix-technologies-launches-firmguard/) - Phoenix Technologies has launched FirmGuard, a cloud-based cybersecurity solution designed to protect devices from firmware vulnerabilities, targeting MSPs, enterprises, and government organizations. With features to analyze and manage endpoints, FirmGuard aims to close the firmware vulnerability gap, offering comprehensive protection for your devices. - [Phoenix becomes a CVE Numbering Authority](https://phoenixtech.com/news/phoenix-becomes-a-cve-numbering-authority/) - Phoenix Technologies is now an authorized CVE Numbering Authority (CNA) by the CVE program, enhancing cybersecurity efforts for PCs and computing devices. Learn how this move impacts the industry. - [Phoenix Technologies secured additional growth capital from The Claret European Growth Capital Fund III](https://phoenixtech.com/news/phoenix-technologies-secured-additional-growth-capital-from-the-claret-european-growth-capital-fund-iii/) - Phoenix Technologies, a leading independent firmware supplier for PCs and computing devices, secured a re-financing agreement with The Claret European Growth Capital Fund III (‘the Fund’), a fund advised by Claret Capital Partners, to support its investment program. - [Phoenix Technologies partners with Advantech to offer innovative SSD tool](https://phoenixtech.com/news/phoenix-technologies-partners-with-advantech-to-offer-innovative-ssd-tool/) - CAMPBELL, California, August 15, 2023 – Phoenix Technologies, a leading independent firmware supplier for PCs and computing devices, has signed an agreement to supply its SecureWipeTM technology to Advantech, a leading provider of industrial flash storage solutions.Phoenix Technologies and Advantech worked collaboratively to produce an SSD security software tool, SQErase, which is based on Phoenix’s - [Phoenix Technologies appoints Barry Devereux as a non-executive director](https://phoenixtech.com/news/phoenix-technologies-appoints-barry-devereux-as-a-non-executive-director/) - CAMPBELL, California, August 22, 2023 – Phoenix Technologies, a leading independent firmware supplier for PCs and computing devices, has appointed Barry Devereux as one of its non-executive directors.A corporate lawyer, Barry has over 30 years of experience in international M&A, venture capital, private equity and other investment transactions, as well as IPOs and privatizations. He - [Firmware Security in the Age of Edge Computing](https://phoenixtech.com/blog/firmware-security/) - When it comes to cybersecurity, malicious attackers will always discover the weakest point in a target’s defenses and focus their attacks on that area. As each area of cyber defense grows stronger, attackers move on to the next most vulnerable component. Operating systems, applications, and networks have been significantly hardened against threats in recent years. - [What Is Firmware? A Firmware Overview and History](https://phoenixtech.com/blog/what-is-firmware/) - What Is Firmware? It exists on every type of computing device, from kitchen appliances to autonomous vehicles, yet many people don’t understand its function. Let’s start at the beginning to answer the question, “What is firmware?” Basic Firmware Definition Firmware is a type of software, typically held in nonvolatile read-only memory (ROM) chips, that provides - [Firmware Hacking: Exploring Potential Security Gaps and Vulnerabilities](https://phoenixtech.com/blog/firmware-hacking/) - Firmware is in every computing device. Therefore, every device is exposed to firmware threats and is vulnerable to firmware hacking. This risk goes well beyond the realm of smartphones and laptops. Edge compute solutions, including connected cars and medical devices, are also vulnerable to serious attacks at the firmware layer. What’s worse, the risk of - [Firmware Protection: How to Solve for Firmware Security Gaps](https://phoenixtech.com/blog/firmware-protection/) - Device and chip makers have an obligation to improve their firmware protection to defend against threats. If nothing else, they need to defend themselves. Selling products that are later revealed to have vulnerabilities is expensive and bad for the company’s reputation. Therefore, instead of taking a reactive approach, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) should take the - [Understanding Modern Vehicle Tech: The Autonomous Vehicle Software Stack](https://phoenixtech.com/blog/autonomous-vehicle-software-stack/) - This is part 1 of a four-part series on autonomous vehicle cybersecurity. This part explains the autonomous vehicle software stack, part 2 and part 3 review the various attack vectors and security gaps. Finally, part 4 explains why you need expertise for the development and ongoing risk mitigation of autonomous vehicle firmware. Modern advances have - [Autonomous Vehicle Hacking: Exploring Potential Attack Vectors](https://phoenixtech.com/blog/autonomous-vehicle-hacking/) - This is part 2 of a four-part series on autonomous vehicle cybersecurity. Part 1 explains the autonomous vehicle software stack. This part and part 3 review the various attack vectors and security gaps. Finally, part 4 explains why you need expertise for the development and ongoing risk mitigation of autonomous vehicle firmware. As discussed in - [The Top 5 Autonomous Vehicle Security Gaps](https://phoenixtech.com/blog/autonomous-vehicle-security/) - This is part 3 of a four-part series on autonomous vehicle cybersecurity. Part 1 explains the autonomous vehicle software stack, part 2 reviews attack vectors, and this article addresses security gaps. Finally, part 4 explains why you need development and ongoing risk mitigation expertise. Firmware infiltration has the potential to give hackers the highest level - [Cybersecurity in Autonomous Vehicles: From Development to Ongoing Mitigation](https://phoenixtech.com/blog/cybersecurity-in-autonomous-vehicle/) - This is part 4 of a four-part series on autonomous vehicle cybersecurity. Part 1 explains the autonomous vehicle software stack, part 2 and part 3 review the various attack vectors and security gaps, and finally, this part explains why you need expertise for development and ongoing risk mitigation. Autonomous vehicle engineers have an obligation to - [Autonomous Vehicle Cybersecurity: How to Secure Autonomous Vehicles](https://phoenixtech.com/blog/autonomous-vehicle-cybersecurity/) - Over the last century, vehicles have become increasingly connected and computerized, with the future promising complete L4/L5 autonomy. The complex software required to run these vehicles all sits on top of firmware, which has been facing an exponential increase in cyberthreats over the last few years. In addition to increased firmware threats, increased connectivity across - [5 大自駕車安全漏洞](https://phoenixtech.com/taiwan/five-av-security-gaps/) - 韌體滲透有可能為駭客提供自動駕駛系統所有其他元件的最高存取權限，進而讓他們能夠進行從覆寫安全通訊協定到取得完全控制等任何事情。後果可能很嚴重： 經濟損失 受傷或死亡 品牌和聲譽受損 監管處罰和罰款 法律責任及相關訴訟費用 由於有如此利害攸關的嚴重後果，自駕車 - [韌體保護：如何解決韌體安全漏洞](https://phoenixtech.com/taiwan/firmware-protection-2/) - 裝置和晶片製造商有義務改進其韌體保護，以抵禦威脅。如果沒有其他辦法，他們就需要自我防禦。產品出售後被發現有漏洞會導致高昂代價，而且對公司的聲譽不利。因此，原始設備製造商 ## Pages - [Phoenix Technologies](https://phoenixtech.com/) - Phoenix Technologies is the leader in firmware solutions. Since 1979, we are the creators of independent firmware, with 37 patents and 143 copyrights. Our team pioneers secure firmware design and development, ensuring seamless interactions between devices and operating systems. - [Terms of Use](https://phoenixtech.com/terms-of-use/) - Terms of Use Terms of Use PLEASE READ THE TERMS OF USE CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS SITEThe materials on this website (the “Site”) owned by Phoenix Technologies Inc. (“Phoenix“) and other websites that may be accessible through this Site (collectively, “Sites”) are provided by Phoenix as a service to its customers and may be used - [Support](https://phoenixtech.com/support/) - Use the form below to contact Support at Phoenix Technologies. - [Sales](https://phoenixtech.com/sales/) - Please use the form below to contact Phoenix Technologies sales. - [Media](https://phoenixtech.com/media/) - Please direct any media or press inquiries to the contact below. - [Privacy Policy](https://phoenixtech.com/privacy-policy/) - Privacy Policy Last modified: October 4, 2023IntroductionPhoenix Technologies Inc. (“Company” or “We”) respect your privacy and are committed to protecting it through our compliance with this policy.This policy describes the types of information we may collect from you or that you may provide when you visit the website www.phoenix.com (our “Site“) and our practices for - [Phoenix SecureCore™](https://phoenixtech.com/phoenix-securecore/) - SecureCore™ for Clients, is an advanced UEFI firmware solution for PCs, notebooks, and IoT/embedded devices. Features include support for Windows 11, enhanced security, GUI BIOS setup, and compliance with industry standards. - [Careers - taiwan](https://phoenixtech.com/careers-taiwan/) - Careers in Taiwan Open positions in Taiwan are listed on 104.com. Why Phoenix When it comes to working at Phoenix, we truly value our diverse culture that encourages teamwork, collaboration, and open communication to create a relaxed and positive atmosphere.Of course, we also understand that sometimes you need to get away and that life doesn’t - [Careers - US](https://phoenixtech.com/careers-us/) - Join Phoenix for a Diverse and Inclusive Culture, Flexible Work Schedules, Generous PTO, and More. Discover the benefits of working with us. - [Distribution Partners](https://phoenixtech.com/distribution-partners/) - Phoenix offers customers a global network of strategic sales partners that distribute and support Phoenix solutions through proven, trusted relationships with worldwide leaders in computing technology. - [Market Segments](https://phoenixtech.com/market-segments/) - Phoenix offers products and services in different market segments, including both device and embedded firmware, that computer OEMs and system vendors all over the world rely on every day. In addition, Phoenix provides a cloud-based, firmware cybersecurity product targeted at the enterprise market. - [Press Releases](https://phoenixtech.com/press-releases/) - Phoenix Technology press releases. - [Senior Leadership](https://phoenixtech.com/senior-leadership/) - Our senior leadership consists of experienced executives who provide strategic guidance, oversee operations, and drive innovation within the organization. - [Report a Security Vulnerability](https://phoenixtech.com/report-a-security-vulnerability/) - If you've found a vulnerability in our products or those using our firmware, let us know. Our global security team is vigilant, and for direct Phoenix customers, contact your account representative. - [Resources](https://phoenixtech.com/resources/) - Browse a collection of Phoenix solution briefs and datasheets. - [Directors](https://phoenixtech.com/directors/) - The board of directors acts as the governing body which safeguards the company’s interests and helps guide its strategic direction while upholding the values and interests of its shareholders and stakeholders. - [Security Notifications](https://phoenixtech.com/security-notifications/) - Phoenix Security Team directly receives security notifications from industry partners and security agencies, and actively monitors security conferences and public Internet sources. If there is a new or emerging threat to firmware security, Phoenix is one of the first to know. - [Embedded](https://phoenixtech.com/embedded/) - Phoenix firmware can be found in embedded systems all over the world. Systems in segments such as industrial automation, defense, automotive, communications and more rely on Phoenix firmware every day to ensure continous and secure operation. - [Client Firmware](https://phoenixtech.com/client-firmware/) - Phoenix Technologies provides UEFI/BIOS device firmware for Windows laptops, tablets, desktops and servers. Phoenix was the first independent BIOS vendor and is a founding member of the UEFI forum. - [Phoenix Technologies CNA Vulnerability Disclosure Policy](https://phoenixtech.com/vulnerability-disclosure-policy/) - Phoenix Technologies CNA Vulnerability Disclosure Policy Last modified: July 17, 2024PurposeThe purpose of this policy is to balance the public’s need to be informed of security vulnerabilities with Phoenix Technologies’ need for time to respond effectively to the vulnerability. The final publication schedule will be based on the best interests of the community as a - [FirmCare](https://phoenixtech.com/firmcare/) - Boost Your Firmware Security with Phoenix FirmCare - Firmware Security-as-a-Service Program. Get constant monitoring, reports, white hat hacking, and penetration testing to safeguard your firmware. - [Computex Taipei 2024](https://phoenixtech.com/computex-taipei-2024/) - Make an appointment with Phoenix Technologies at Computex Taipei 2024. - [Phoenix OmniCore™ for Embedded/IoT](https://phoenixtech.com/omnicore/) - Phoenix OmniCore™ for Embedded/IoT is a versatile UEFI platform firmware designed for ARM and non-x86 architectures. It enhances embedded and IoT codebases with advanced SecureCore Technology 4 (SCT4) features. Phoenix is the trusted firmware partner for Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ Compute Platforms, offering reliable and customizable solutions through UEFI PCDs, DEF Language, and a range of extension packages. - [UEFI/BIOS Utilities Package](https://phoenixtech.com/uefi-bios-utilities-package/) - UEFI/BIOS Utilities Package Included: Phoenix CoreArchitect™: The one tool you need for your entire firmware development cycle Extends Visual Studio’s IDE to integrate your firmware development build tools, editor, and debuggerSupports multiple Visual Studio versions, project types, and debug interfaces Flash ToolsGUI Flash ToolsUCWW Signing ToolsBIOS Editor Sold Separately: TDK Premium – Modify or build - [Phoenix SecureCore for Embedded/IoT](https://phoenixtech.com/phoenix-securecore-for-embedded-iot/) - Phoenix SecureCore for Embedded/IoT is a UEFI platform firmware tailored for Intel and AMD architectures. SecureCore provides comprehensive operating system support, including Windows, Red Hat, Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, and many more, ensuring seamless integration with a wide range of Embedded/IoT applications. - [ServerBMC](https://phoenixtech.com/serverbmc/) - Phoenix ServerBMC™ is the ultimate solution for remote management of server platforms using Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) Technology with extensive capabilities, including system health monitoring, BIOS/UEFI firmware flashing, console access, and event logging. - [Phoenix SecureCore™ for Servers](https://phoenixtech.com/phoenix-securecore-for-servers/) - SecureCore™ for Servers, is a robust UEFI firmware solution designed for both low and high-end server systems. Explore its alignment with Intel's Server Team, production-ready features, and compatibility with Phoenix Production Firmware Features. SecureCore™ streamlines server firmware management and supports legacy boot options, ensuring optimal server performance and reliability. - [Phoenix PassKey™ SecureKey™](https://phoenixtech.com/phoenix-passkey-securekey/) - Phoenix® PassKey™ (SecureKey)™ Protection Phoenix® PassKey™ / SecureKey™ firmware product combines BIOS-enforced protection with a physical authentication device (pass key) to provide resilient firmware anti-intrusion security for Windows-based PCs. Computers are protected against unauthorized access as the PassKey™/SecureKey™ firmware allows an operating system to start only when an authentication device has been detected and validated. - [Phoenix SecureWipe™](https://phoenixtech.com/phoenix-securewipe/) - Phoenix SecureWipe™ is a BIOS firmware solution designed for secure data erasure on SSDs, HDDs, and other mass storage devices. It erases all data and partitions independently of the operating system, offering flexibility through hotkey activation or custom solutions. - [Linux Kernel](https://phoenixtech.com/linux-kernel/) - Discover more about Phoenix Technologies' innovative Linux Kernel Services for embedded systems - [Trademarks](https://phoenixtech.com/trademarks/) - Trademarks The following list contains the trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Phoenix Technologies. 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BACK TO THE HOME PAGE - [Arm](https://phoenixtech.com/arm/) - Phoenix is an expert in developing structured, secure, and supported BIOS firmware tailored for the Arm ecosystem. We offer solutions to address the complexity of firmware, including PhoenixLayer and PhoenixBoot, along with our security-as-a-service offering, FirmCare. - [Penetration Testing](https://phoenixtech.com/pentesting/) - Phoenix Technologies provides third-party penetration testing to evaluate your product's security and compliance with regulations. With over 40 years of experience, we offer a comprehensive process to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities, helping you stay resilient against cyber threats. - [Autonomous Vehicles & Electric Vehicles](https://phoenixtech.com/automotive-firmware/) - Autonomous Vehicles (AV) & Electric Vehicles (EV) Firmware Development and Security for AV and EV Hackers are moving away from attacking hardened operating systems, applications, and networks and zeroing in on tech’s most vulnerable and foundational element: firmware. Every computing device has firmware, and the technology that powers autonomous vehicles (AV) and electric vehicles (EV) - [Services](https://phoenixtech.com/services/) - Services Phoenix offers a variety of different services including FirmCare which is a subscription based security-as-a-service program that monitors, rates, and reports firmware vulnerabilities. Phoenix also regularly engages in custom engineering services work with select vendors who need help with firmware or security. Phoenix FirmCare Solution Brief » Applicable Services FirmCare Penetration (Pen) Testing Engineering - [Products](https://phoenixtech.com/products-2/) - Phoenix Technologies offers a diverse range of cutting-edge firmware and security solutions including FirmGuard for MSPs, Phoenix SecureCore™ Technology, SecureWipe™ for data erasure, and more. 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