The promise of security in current systems is countered daily by news about security break-ins at all system layers, from chips to application software, and embedded systems. Founded in 2002, we invent cutting-edge system assurance solutions for the 21st century with novel software and hardware designs focusing on security technologies that can be game changing.
Our approaches span from vulnerability analysis/avoidance to exploit detection and software self-healing in the field, as well as to post cyber-attack forensic analysis. Products include tools and systems to be deployed. We are continuously involved in cutting-edge R&D with several key R&D funding agencies. Our customers are in 21 countries. Many of our technologies are patented.
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BlueRISC Inc. is headquartered in Amherst, Massachusetts, with an additional office in Vero Beach, Florida, and sales representatives in San Jose, Atlanta, and Dallas. The company has assembled a highly talented team and advisors with experience from leading security, semiconductor, software companies, and academia.
Dr. Csaba Andras Moritz is the Founder and CEO of BlueRISC. He is a serial entrepreneur who has initiated ventures including CDC RD AB, BlueRISC, WindowsSCOPE.com, EPRIVO, ExaSCALE, and most recently AIincubator.com, and is the primary visionary behind the company’s direction. He has a unique background spanning both industry and academia, having held technical and executive roles as well as serving as a tenured full professor at UMass Amherst. He previously worked and lived in Romania, Hungary, Sweden, and the UK, and joined MIT in 1996. He has received multiple awards, including nine Best Paper-type recognitions at IEEE/ACM venues, is an inventor of 30+ patents, and has also served in leadership roles across national research centers, IEEE journals, and international conferences.
Kris Carver, Technical Director, leads system architecture and security engineering efforts. A co-inventor on multiple BlueRISC patents, he has been a key contributor to the company’s core technologies across software and hardware. He graduated first in his class in Computer Science and Engineering at UMass Amherst and previously worked at Lucent. At BlueRISC, he has led numerous R&D programs and regularly represents the company at technical events.
Sylvia Moritz, Vice President of Operations and Finance, oversees daily operations, planning, customer projects, and finance. She holds degrees in art history and English literature from Stockholm University, with additional training in programming and finance at Harvard. She has extensive experience in IT consulting and government contracting, with prior roles at companies including CareInsite (later acquired by WebMD), The Travelers, Cambridge Interactive, and CDC RD.
BlueRISC’s advisory board includes Don Alpert (architect of the Intel Pentium CPU), Howard Landman (lead of the 128-bit processor in PlayStation II), Christof Paar (co-founder of ESCRYPT and professor at the University of Bochum), and Sujan Jain (former CFO of Transmeta and early BlueRISC team member).