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The AmbiSecure deck

A concise 17-slide overview of AmbiSecure’s hardware-rooted trust platform — authenticators, secure-element engineering, Java Card services, PKI, IoT identity, and the engagement model.

Slide 1 of 17 — AmbiSecure title slide — embedded security, identity and hardware-rooted trust; FIDO authenticators, JavaCard applets, secure elements and PKI engineered by the Ambimat Electronics team, shipping since 1982.

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  1. AmbiSecure. Embedded security, identity and hardware-rooted trust. FIDO authenticators, JavaCard applets, secure elements, PKI and IoT trust, engineered by the Ambimat Electronics team (established 1982).
  2. AmbiSecure within the Ambimat Group. The security and trusted-identity business unit of Ambimat Electronics, an embedded-engineering team (established 1982) that has shipped hardware since 1982 and identity systems since 2017. AmbiSecure is the embedded security and identity layer across the Group's connected products.
  3. The AmbiSecure security stack. A layered platform: EAL6+ Secure Element silicon (root) to the AmbiSEC module (nano-card / MFF2 package) to JavaCard applets (FIDO, PIV, OpenPGP, IoT) to OnePass device identity and authenticators, consumed by enterprise, telecom and IoT systems.
  4. A chain that begins below the OS. Trust is anchored in an EAL6+ secure element and carried up through verified boot: root of trust in the secure element, a verified boot ROM and signed bootloader, and measured, signed, anti-rollback firmware, rather than inherited from software that can be cloned or spoofed.
  5. Product & service portfolio. Authenticators: OnePass Card (multi-application FIDO2 smart card), OnePass Bio Card (on-card fingerprint), OnePass USB Key (FIDO2 / U2F), BioKey and Tappable. Platforms & applets: AmbiSEC module (nano-card / MFF2, EAL6+ SE), Java Card applet services, IoT Security Co-Processor, and the FIDO Validation Server (multi-tenant WebAuthn SaaS).
  6. One identity card, phishing-resistant. The OnePass Card replaces badges and separate security keys with a single FIDO2 smart card: FIDO2 / U2F passwordless, PIV and OpenPGP roles, door access and NDEF, and issuer keys with brand artwork, on one EAL6+ secure element. Built for enterprise, government and secure access.
  7. OnePass USB Key & BioKey. FIDO-certified USB security keys: the OnePass USB Key (FIDO2 / U2F, no battery, durable) and BioKey, the biometric variant with on-device fingerprint user verification for the highest-assurance tier.
  8. FIDO2 & modern authentication. Public-key cryptography replaces shared-secret passwords, making authentication phishing-resistant by construction. The ceremony spans the authenticator (card, USB, BioKey), the relying party (app or service) and a validation server (attestation, MDS), and the private key never leaves the device.
  9. AmbiSEC module & Java Card engineering. The AmbiSEC module packages an EAL6+ secure element as a nano-card or MFF2 part, programmed with in-house Java Card engineering so keys, credentials, identity and policy are enforced inside the secure element.
  10. Java Card applet development services. Custom Java Card applet design, SCP03 loading and personalization tooling for authentication, identity and IoT use cases, delivered on AmbiSecure secure elements.
  11. IoT device identity lifecycle. Hardware-rooted device identity across its lifecycle: key generation inside the secure element, provisioning, attestation, and ongoing lifecycle management for connected and IoT devices.
  12. Embedded PKI, attestation & key management. A certificate chain anchored in hardware: a root CA / trust anchor, an issuing CA, and device or credential certificates whose keys are generated inside the EAL6+ secure element, with attestation that the relying party validates.
  13. SIMAuth / eSIM trust. Telecom-grade embedded identity: eSIM / eUICC and SIM applets engineered on the dedicated Ambimat SIMAuth property, extending hardware-rooted trust to the SIM domain.
  14. Services & engagement model. How AmbiSecure engages: security architecture, custom applet development, personalization, and validation, working as an embedded engineering partner rather than a one-size product vendor.
  15. Target sectors. Where this work ships: government, enterprise IT, fintech, IoT and mobility, telecom, and transit, each with distinct identity and secure-element requirements.
  16. An embedded team, not a software security vendor. AmbiSecure combines embedded engineering, secure-element development, and hardware-rooted identity and authentication in one team. A generic IoT or software-security vendor ships apps and agents where trust stops at the software layer and integrates someone else's secure element; AmbiSecure owns the silicon-to-application chain.
  17. A security problem that lives in hardware?. Talk to engineers, not BDRs: tell AmbiSecure what you are building and get a path that is realistic, standards-aware and shipped before. Links to ambisecure.ambimat.com and the SIMAuth eSIM platform. Ambimat Electronics, Ahmedabad, India.