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Finite State

Finite State is the Product Security Automation Platform that functions as an autonomous Product Security OS: design → verify → prove, grounded in what you ship.

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The Finite State Blog

Practical insights and articles from our SMEs to help product security teams cut triage noise, fix what matters faster, and deliver audit-ready proof to customers and regulators.

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Finite State Announcing Series C
Company News

Finite State's Series C, and What Comes Next

Our Series C funds Finite State's next stage of growth, a global team and an end-to-end platform helping manufacturers secure the connected products t...

Matt Wyckhouse
Matt WyckhouseNOVEMBER 10, 2026
A digital illustration of industrial electrical equipment, including a transformer and circuit control panel, with translucent teal circuitry overlays and a glowing orange microchip at the center, against a dark background.
Compliance & RegulationsEnergy & Utilities+1

EO 14421 Implementation: What It Will Take to Verify Grid Equipment at Scale

Who owns a grid supplier is only part of what Executive Order 14421 asks. DOE can act on that answer only if someone can verify what's inside the equi...

Matt Wyckhouse
Matt WyckhouseOCTOBER 28, 2026
Four connected devices in a row: a security camera, a network storage unit, a building controller, and a thermostat. A teal scan line crosses each one, showing its circuit board beneath, and one chip inside the storage unit glows orange.
Product Security

Finite State Statement on PHP2Shell Vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-109618, CVE-2026-109619)

Finite State is not affected by PHP2Shell (CVE-2026-109618, CVE-2026-109619). Our platform is not built on PHP, and no action is needed by customers.

Sharon Hagi
Sharon HagiOCTOBER 22, 2026
How Weak Firmware Made Warm Freezers

The Pain in the Cold Chain: How Weak Firmware Made Warm Freezers

Attackers drove French supermarket coolers toward 50°C through a controller anyone could reach online. Run blind, our agents re-found two of its three...

Jermaine Logan
Jermaine LoganOCTOBER 19, 2026
A protective relay crossed by a teal scan line, glass below revealing a chip glowing orange, with a teal thread leading to hexagons fading into dark.
Compliance & Regulations

Executive Order 14421: What Grid Asset Owners Need Before the December Rulemaking

Conventional grid compliance treats a patched, signed, CIP-013-compliant relay as a safe one. Executive Order 14421 asks who owns the company that wro...

Doc McConnell
Doc McConnellOCTOBER 9, 2026
Embedded world North America 2026 Recap
Product Security

embedded world North America 2026 Recap

Most of the conversation in Anaheim was about putting more intelligence into devices. The harder question, and the one Finite State's sessions took on...

Doc McConnell
Doc McConnellOCTOBER 2, 2026
Scanned automotive ECU below two wireframe twins, one showing an extra orange component the other doesn't.
Product Security

OEM Cybersecurity: How to Verify What Your Suppliers Actually Shipped

Under UN R155 and ISO/SAE 21434, the OEM answers for every supplier component. Here's how to verify a supplier SBOM against the firmware that actually...

Larry Pesce
Larry PesceSEPTEMBER 15, 2026
Rack-mounted network appliance rendered transparent by a teal scan line, with seven hexagonal check nodes beside it: four teal, two unlit, one orange.
Compliance & Regulations

CRA Readiness Assessment: 7 Questions to Score Your Product

A seven-question CRA readiness assessment you can score in about ten minutes. See where you have evidence, where the gaps are, and which deadline is c...

Larry Pesce
Larry PesceSEPTEMBER 8, 2026
Transparent wireframe illustration of a computer hardware device with an orange-highlighted chip, connected to a vertical checklist of glowing hexagonal status indicators on a dark background.
Compliance

Cyber Resilience Act Checklist for Manufacturers (2026–2027)

September 11, 2026, tends to get described as a deadline for the CRA. In practice, it behaves more like a starting line.

Doc McConnell
Doc McConnellAUGUST 31, 2026
An illustration of connected devices in dark teal against a black background with a hint of orange in the upper right — from left to right: a smart meter, a network switch, a laptop displaying a dashboard, a fitness tracker/smartwatch, a cable modem, a router, a rack-mounted server with multiple drive bays, a USB drive, another small router, a computer chip, an infusion pump, a smart speaker or lock, and a barcode scanner. The glowing, translucent rendering evokes cybersecurity and connected/IoT devices.
Compliance & Regulations

10 CRA Rules That Can Get Your Product Pulled From the EU Market

Conventional advice treats the Cyber Resilience Act as a 2027 problem with a fine attached. The obligation that binds first lands on September 11, 202...

Larry Pesce
Larry PesceAUGUST 25, 2026
Dark, cinematic illustration contrasting a closed gray binder of paper documents, blurred in the background, with a sharply focused industrial control device rendered in glowing teal wireframe scan lines, one internal component highlighted in orange, symbolizing technical verification going beyond written regulation.
Compliance

CRA Readiness Takes More Than Reading the Regulation

The regulation establishes what manufacturers have to achieve, but it doesn’t tell you how. Filling that gap takes human expertise and judgment – and ...

Doc McConnell
Doc McConnellAUGUST 20, 2026
Dark illustration of a security camera wrapped in glowing teal scan lines, with a faint mismatched blueprint outline behind it and one internal component highlighted in orange, symbolizing the gap between assumed and verified device contents.
Compliance

The 5 Biggest CRA Compliance Mistakes Product Security Teams Are Making

Most CRA mistakes come from the same root cause: teams working from what they assume is inside the product instead of what they can verify shipped.

Larry Pesce
Larry PesceAUGUST 13, 2026