Siglytics is a side-channel signal analytics platform developed by PFP Cybersecurity for detecting changes in hardware, firmware, and configurations across a range of devices and systems. The platform is available in multiple deployment forms: - Cloud, on-premises, notebook, and embedded deployments - P3Scan: Server-based, containerized enterprise deployment supporting many devices simultaneously with baseline creation tools - P2Scan: PC-based portable deployment for data collection, baseline creation, and assessment; operable without connectivity; supports custom UIs via NI LabVIEW, Python, etc. - P2Runtime: PC-based runtime for data collection and assessment only (no new baseline creation); requires a P3Scan license - P1Scan: Firmware-based embedded deployment supporting Linux, BladeRF, Ettus, NooElec SDR, and NXP dual ARM core SoC hardware Data collected can be shared with remote sites for remote diagnostics over the air. Siglytics is applied across several solution domains: - Chip authentication: Detects aged, counterfeit, and tampered microelectronics including analog amplifiers, power regulators, digital logic ICs, memory, and FPGAs - Circuit board authentication: Detects hardware and firmware changes in printed circuit board assemblies - Automotive: Monitors side-channel signals to detect changes in vehicle hardware, firmware, and configurations without communicating with vehicle electronics - Industrial control: Detects changes in level 0 and level 1 endpoints such as sensors and PLCs - Computer servers: Detects changes in BMC, BIOS, and other server components during manufacturing and operation PFP also provides training, technical support, baseline collection, data analysis and reporting, custom GUI, custom workflow, and fixturing services.