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Secunet Security Networks AG, commonly written in lower case as:
secunet,
is a manufacturer of security solutions for computer and
data networks, with its head office in Essen (Germany).
The company was founded in 1996 and is especially known
for its range of SINA network encryptors, that were developed
on behalf of the
German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI)
[A].
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SINA products on this website
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- SINA IP Encryptor
- SINA Workstation E/H Client V
- SINA Workstation H R RW11 (laptop)
- SINA Workstation S (laptop)
- SINA L3 Box H 200M
- SINA L3 Box E 400M
- SINA Terminal H
- SINA Communicator H
- SINA Communicator H (red)
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- Bundespolizei
- Kantonspolizei Zürich
- Bundesministerium des Innern
- Auswärtiges Amt
- Bundesministerium der Verteidigung
- Bundesministerium für europäische und internationale Angelegenheiten
- Bundeswehr
- NATO
- BMW
- Continental
- Audi
- Claas
- Berliner Wasserbetriebe
- Emscher Lippe
- Gelsenwasser
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Source: YouTube, Photoagentur Roth (2022) [2].
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1996 Secunet founded in December 1996 1999 SINA launched 2003 Start of SINA Workstations 2004 Secunet becomes security partner of the German Government 2009 Secunet eID PKI Suite introduced 2014 First secunet easygate installed 2015 SINA approved for NATO SECRET [1] 2017 Nearly 100,000 SINA solutions in use in over 30 countries 2018 Secunet Konnektor introduced 2019 Secustack founded (joint venture with Cloud&Heat) 2021 SINA Communicator H introduced 2022 25th anniversary
Secure networking in the Industrial Internet of Things (IoT)
Acquisition of SysEleven cloud intrastructure
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On 28 January 2023, German magazine Der Spiegel published a
story about Jan Marsalek, former manager and key player in the
Wirecard fraud scandal in which billions of Euros were lost.
According to Der Spiegel, Marsalek – an Austrian citizen –
had been spying for at least 10 years for the Russian
intelligence service FSB [5].
In 2019, with help from the FSB, Marsalek fled to Moscow
where he has since been living under several false identities.
In a follow-up article of 3 April 2024, Der Spiegel
revealed that in November 2022, Marsalek had provided the Russian
FSB with a laptop with SINA Technology [4].
It is currently unclear what this means for the security of the
equipment, which is also used by NATO.
It is possible that it was used by the Russian to find
vulnerabilities that could be exploited, but it is also possible
that it was used to learn from, in order to improve their own
security.
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- Secunet AG, Corporate website
Retrieved February 2018.
- Photoagentur Roth, 25 Jahre Secunet
YouTube, 2022.
- Press release, NATO SECRET approval for SINA
Secunet, Essen (Germany), 2 February 2015
- Zugelassene SINA Produkte
Approved SINA products (German).
Retrieved 4 April 2024.
- Wie Jan Marsalek Österreichts Verfassungsschutz ausspionierte
Lucia Heisterkamp and Antonia Rauth.
Der Spiegel, 28 January 2023 (German).
- Ex-Wirecard-Manager Jan Marsalek lieferte Geheim-Laptop an russische Agenten
Roman Dobrokhotov, Christo Grozev, Roman Lehberger and Fabian Schmid.
Der Spiegel, 3 April 2024 (German).
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