Enabling secure interoperability of connected devices for the smart society of the future
Datacentre to Device
The prpl Foundation builds collaborative contributions from the best minds in security, chip and stack design, carrier and mobile communications design, enterprise and storage systems, consumer applications, and much more.
A collaborative effort to build the software framework to get from chips to data.
prpl Foundation Working Groups
prplMesh
prplMesh is an open-source, carrier-grade implementation of the WiFi Alliance’s Multi-AP specification.
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Carrier Interest Group
Ensuring the technical needs of major international carriers are represented and communicated to the wider prpl community.
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prpl Foundation Members
The prpl Foundation is backed by leading companies in all of these domains. Thank you for helping us making the open source world more secure and reliable.
prpl Foundation Blog
New Member Announcement: F-Secure Weighs in on Prpl Foundation Security Standards
HELSINKI, Oct. 17, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — F-Secure has joined the prpl Foundation to provide a more secure consumer experience when customers use their home Wi-Fi network and Internet of Things (IoT) devices. The move leverages F-Secure’s position as a long-standing and trusted cyber security vendor with a network of 200+ operator partners worldwide. F-Secure joins at a […]
Broadband Forum and prpl Foundation announce new partnership to develop an open-source reference implementation of the Wi-Fi Alliance® MultiAP specification.
The open-source reference implementation will be hosted by the prpl Foundation, with both organizations’ members contributing to the project. Alongside this, the Broadband Forum has launched the Open Broadband Multi-AP project, a leading-edge initiative with the goal of ensuring that the software of open-source innovators, like prpl Foundation, and their mesh software projects will be […]
Guest Speaker: Jon Geater, CTO Thales - Mon SEP 10, 8-9am PT
Interoperability of trust: Device Standards, Container Standards, and the Missing Link. Different devices have different levels of trust and security. These can range from being based on cryptography and secure provisioning – anything from hardware TPM through Secure Element to TEE/SGX to soft agents – to secure Root of Trust code, or on occasion there […]