The mere use of hardware security such as TPM's, or secure algorithms as well as techniques such as encryption, digital signatures and message authentication does not ensure a secure system. Security primitives are just one piece of the puzzle; they must be deployed within a secure system to ensure that your product or infrastructure is protected against potential security risks. NTRU's security architects and designers are experts in capturing the system security requirements, usage models, and performance requirements, and then developing appropriate security architecture. This includes selection of the correct protocols and algorithms, along with the policies to support, maintain, and ensure the secure operation of your system. Our team is especially adept at providing solutions that not only are secure, but are also cost appropriate for your (consumer or enterprise, internal or external) product, including low cost consumer devices.

In addition, NTRU has extensive experience in working with standards bodies, and can help standardize your solution, if that is appropriate. NTRU developed the vendor-neutral and cryptography-neutral security architectures for the IEEE 802.15.3 and 802.15.4 home and industrial wireless networking standards. In addition, NTRU has extensive experience in other standards bodies such as the Trusted Computing Group. Our team of security experts includes the current and former chairs of the IEEE 1363 working group on public-key cryptography, and the chair of the Consortium for Efficient Embedded Security. We have developed protocols for a variety of applications, including transit, payments, wireless device authentication, and media protection, and have chaired numerous industry conferences on security and secure systems.