Joining Global Hardware Ecosystem Partners to Deepen Asia-Pacific Presence and Drive New Cybersecurity Standards
- Exein makes its debut at COMPUTEX 2026, showcasing its latest achievements in AI, edge computing, industrial equipment, and data centers.
- Exein partners with ecosystem collaborators including AAEON, AMI, ASPEED, ASRock Industrial, Balena, and OnLogic to jointly establish a new Runtime Cybersecurity standard spanning chips, operating systems, and devices.
TAIPEIJune 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Exein, an Italian embedded cybersecurity company, today announced its first participation in COMPUTEX 2026. Following the establishment of its Asia-Pacific Operations Center and Taipei office in Taiwan, China in April this year, Exein is further deepening its presence in the Asia-Pacific market. Collaborating with key industry partners, the company will showcase the latest applications of Runtime Cybersecurity in AI, edge computing, industrial equipment, and data centers. These solutions have been validated on NVIDIA, ASPEED, and Intel platforms, expanding Exein’s proactive protection capabilities for diverse networked systems.
Continuing Investment Commitments in Taiwan and Deepening Asia-Pacific Ecosystem Expansion
Caesar Chuang, Vice President of Exein Asia Pacific and Japan, stated: “Exein is accelerating its global market expansion, with the Asia-Pacific region as a strategic core for advancing the Runtime Cybersecurity ecosystem. Following the establishment of our Taipei office in April, we are now incorporating a legal entity in Japan and plan to establish operations in South Korea in the near future (expected by 2027), further strengthening Exein’s presence and localized service capabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. For Exein, debuting at COMPUTEX is not only a milestone in showcasing technological achievements but also a vital opportunity to deepen collaboration with global ecosystem partners. These partners are crucial for Exein to expand into new markets and continuously grow the Runtime Cybersecurity ecosystem.”
Partnering with Industry Leaders to Drive New Standards in Runtime Cybersecurity
As international regulations such as the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and the U.S. Cyber Trust Mark continue to reshape global device security standards, Exein is working closely with ecosystem partners to help manufacturers enhance device-level protection while accelerating compliance.
Centered on Runtime Protection technology, Exein embeds security capabilities directly into devices and infrastructure, enabling companies to build products based on Security by Design principles and accelerate their entry into global markets.
At COMPUTEX this year, Exein will showcase multiple collaborative achievements spanning AI edge computing, industrial systems, and infrastructure security, demonstrating how Runtime Protection integrates into next-generation connected devices and platforms:
- AAEON × Balena on NVIDIA Jetson: Exein will demonstrate Runtime Protection technology on the NVIDIA Jetson Thor platform, integrated into the AAEON BOXER-8741AI system and BalenaOS. Through the Exein Dashboard, users can achieve real-time device monitoring and visual management, showcasing embedded device protection capabilities on non-x86 architectures.
- ASRock Industrial AiSafeguard Platform: Exein and ASRock Industrial have jointly developed cybersecurity solutions for industrial and AI devices, integrating Runtime Protection capabilities into the AiSafeguard platform. Both companies will conduct live demonstrations at their respective booths, showcasing real-time threat detection and attack prevention.
- OnLogic × Intel Kernel-Level Edge Security Technology: Exein, in collaboration with Intel and OnLogic, will demonstrate Kernel-level Runtime Protection technology integrated into the Intel Core Ultra platform, providing real-time device-level protection without relying on cloud or signature-based detection. Exein will also participate in Intel’s Innovation Pass Program at COMPUTEX, offering interactive guided tours to direct visitors to partner booths, showcasing Intel-driven innovations in AI, edge computing, and robotics to the global tech industry.
- ASPEED × AMI Extending Runtime Cybersecurity to Next-Generation Data Center Infrastructure: Exein, together with AMI, will demonstrate Runtime Protection applications in data center environments on ASPEED’s remote server management chips (BMC). By integrating Runtime Protection into critical server management layers, real-time threat detection and prevention capabilities are achieved, expanding Exein’s security scope from AI and edge devices to the core of next-generation data center infrastructure.
Daniele Cleri, Senior Engineering Manager at AAEON, said: “We are honored to collaborate with Exein and Balena to extend Runtime Protection capabilities to AAEON’s latest hardware platforms powered by NVIDIA Jetson modules. By combining BalenaOS—a lightweight Linux operating system built on the Yocto Project—with Exein’s advanced Runtime Cybersecurity technology, this partnership delivers enhanced visibility, robust embedded protection, and high-performance edge AI computing for modern intelligent applications.”
Exein’s debut at COMPUTEX is not only a showcase of technological achievements but also reflects the company’s long-term strategy to deepen its Asia-Pacific presence, strengthen global ecosystem collaboration, and establish Runtime Cybersecurity as a foundational capability for the AI and edge computing era.
Visit Exein at COMPUTEX 2026 (TaiNEX 2, Booth P0922) to experience the latest Runtime Cybersecurity innovations and see their value in real-world applications.