We have come a long way, but we are nowhere near the end of our story just yet. We have always been on the bleeding edge of new technologies and will continue to push the boundaries of what is possible.

Our story goes back to the 1960s when the Institute of Cybernetics, a research institution, was established as the predecessor of Cybernetica. Currently, we have 5 product and service development departments: Cybersecurity, Data Exchange Technologies, Digital Identity Technologies, Tax and Customs Systems, and Surveillance Systems. Next to them, we have our in-house Information Security Research Institute conducting the breakthrough R&D.

2023

Trembita 2.0

Ukraine's interoperability platform based on Cybernetica's UXP is going to get an update. It will include three new important features: implementation of standardised cryptography, multitenancy security server operation model and significant performance enhancements. The solution will be delivered to the Ukrainian authorities at the end of 2024.

2023

Research of distributed identity

The Estonian Research Council has issued a research grant for four years to Cybernetica’s senior researcher Peeter Laud. Laud will lead a research project consisting of three directions focused on single points of failure of digital identity proofs.

2023

SplitKey CSP

We are expanding our SplitKey product line to complement the emerging European Union Digital Identity Wallet (EUDIW) ecosystem. SplitKey CSP is a hardware agnostic wallet solution for for mobile platforms that do not have a suitable hardware-based Trusted Execution Environment or Secure Enclave chip.

2022

Secure Digital Military Mobility

The goal of the project is to create software that would promote the cross-border movement of military units of European countries within Europe, taking into account the main bottlenecks that may occur.

2022

Managed UXP

Managed UXP is an interoperability as a service solution where the whole process from implementation to maintenance is fully managed by Cybernetica.

2022

Cybernetica sells its air traffic management Remote Tower technology to Adacel

Cybernetica sold its digital air traffic management tower to Adacel, a global leader in air traffic management and air traffic simulation and training solutions.

2021

Consent Management for UXP

Next-generation consent management platform for UXP incorporating interoperability, while giving control over data usage directly to the individual. Piloted in Japan for Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank.

2020

Cyber threat intelligence platform between Estonia and US

Estonia and United States started a cooperation to build a joint platform for sharing cyber threat intelligence between the two countries. The system was developed by Cybernetica and procured by the Estonian Centre for Defence Investment.

2019

Remote Tower

Cybernetica and Estonian Air Navigation Services launched the remote tower system for air traffic control from a distance.

2018

Estfeed Smart Grid platform

Estfeed is a solution created by Elering and Cybernetica to securely and verifiably exchange data between the parties interconnected to the platform – between the data sources that store or provide the data and the data consumers which are energy services interested in using the data.

2017

SplitKey mobile identity technology

SplitKey that provides secure authentication and digital signing and is at the core of the Smart-ID electronic identity solution used by millions in the Baltics.

2014

Unified eXchange Platform was launched

Cybernetica launched secure data exchange technology Unified eXchange Platform, which is a further development of the Estonian X-Road and currently used in Japan, Ukraine, Aruba, Benin, Greenland and more.

2011

Strategic alliance on cryptographic security

The company developed Sharemind’s prototype for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) which is a research and development agency of the United States Department of Defense.

2009

Implementation of Estonian blue border surveillance

From 2009, Cybernetica’s marine radio communication and surveillance technologies are implemented at Estonian blue borders.

2006

Sharemind privacy preserving technology

Sharemind secure analytics lets governments and companies analyse confidential data without compromising privacy. Sharemind protects data better than standard databases thanks to secret sharing, which allows sharing records with partners but retaining control.

2005

Internet voting system in Estonia

Estonia became the first country in the world to allow online voting in elections. Cybernetica's researchers were the creators of the voting system and still help maintain the security and integrity by producing research on the topic.

2004

New e-customs systems for the Tax and Customs Board

In 2004 Cybernetica developed new e-customs systems to ensure the readiness for joining the European Union. The partnership with the Tax and Customs Board is still actively ongoing today.

2001

Estonian X-Road

The X-Road is known as the backbone of e-Estonia. Invisible yet crucial, it allows the nation’s various public and private sector e-service information systems to link up and function in harmony. The architects behind the X-Road are the employees of Cybernetica.

2000

Creating the Digital Signature Act

Cybernetica had an integral role in creating the Digital Signature Act of Estonia, which is one of the legislative foundations of e-governance in Estonia.

1998

Timestamping technology

Cybernetica had an essential part in developing the time stamping technology that is used, for example, in the Estonian digital signature.

1997

Cybernetica established as a private limited company

Cybernetica established as a private limited company, focusing on delivering integrated systems, maritime communications and surveillance, as well as continuing research into cryptography and protocols.

1960

Institute of Cybernetics of the Academy of Sciences of Estonia is established

The Institute of Cybernetics, an applied research unit of the Academy of Sciences of Estonia. The applied research and development laboratory of the Institute had an integral role in delivering large scale factory automation projects, but also founding the scientific paradigms for information security and cryptography in Estonia.