Cryptography developed at MERI for civilian drones
Global Navigation Satellite System (GLONASS) and the Element Group of Companies (Element) have introduced an identifier for civilian air drones…
Molecular Electronics Research Institute (MERI) (part of the Element Group of Companies, MOEX:ELMT) is participating for the first time in the 31st International Forum «Technology and Security» (TS Forum - 2026), which is being held from February 18 to 20, 2026 at the Crocus Expo (Moscow, Russia).
TS Forum - 2026 is an annual industry event in the field of digital transformation and national security in the public sector and all sectors of the economy. The focus of this year's business program and exhibition is the interests of the largest customers, their project offices, integrators, developers and suppliers, discussing the tasks and implementation projects in three main areas: digital technologies, security technologies and information protection with the aim of building transparent and substantive cooperation.
At the forum, MERI presented security solutions based on the first-level NE51IOT microchip, developed and manufactured in Russia, certified by the Federal Security Service of Russia under with protection level 3 for embedding into end devices.
«MERI is aimed at developing the Russian IT ecosystem and strengthening the country's cybersecurity. Protecting any digital device of critical infrastructure, industrial networks and enterprises with high data security requirements is impossible without a reliable foundation – microchips. The experience and scientific base of MERI make it possible to work on creating comprehensive Russian solutions capable of countering modern cyber-attacks», noted the Deputy General Director of MERI Andrey Golushko.
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