CyCraft SEMI E187 Assessment Tool

CyCraft Technology is an AI cybersecurity company headquartered in New Taipei City, Taiwan, with offices in Tokyo and Singapore, and listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange since February 2026. It serves government, finance, manufacturing and semiconductor customers in Asia-Pacific with exposure management, managed detection and AI security products.

The SEMI E187 Assessment Tool checks semiconductor manufacturing equipment against the SEMI E187 cybersecurity standard, which covers operating system support, network security, endpoint protection and security monitoring. It runs offline from a single tool, scans selected files, directories or items, and produces one-click reports stored on encrypted USB drives, with Chinese, English and Japanese interfaces. Equipment suppliers use it before delivery and fabs use it at acceptance, after go-live and after each update.

• SEMI E187 coverage: Checks OS support, network security, endpoint protection and security monitoring.
• Offline scanning: Runs detection without network access for air-gapped fabs.
• Custom scope: Scans specific files, directories or selected check items.
• One-click reporting: Generates in-depth and concise reports on encrypted USB drives.
• Lifecycle checks: Supports pre-delivery, acceptance, post-go-live and post-update scans.
• Multilingual interface: Offers Chinese, English and Japanese versions.

A chip assembly and test plant in Vietnam can scan each new tool for SEMI E187 compliance during acceptance. A Vietnamese equipment or automation supplier can verify machines before delivering them to fabs in Taiwan or Japan. An electronics factory can run periodic offline scans on production PCs after software updates.

Fabs can verify that new tools are free of malware and meet SEMI E187 before connecting them to the production line, reducing the risk of infections that halt output. Offline scanning fits air-gapped fab networks. One-click, encrypted reports give suppliers and fabs shared evidence for acceptance. Repeated scans after go-live and updates keep equipment compliant over its lifecycle.

SEMI E187 has become the reference cybersecurity requirement for fab equipment after malware incidents disrupted chip production. As semiconductor assembly, test and equipment supply chains expand into Vietnam and Southeast Asia, local plants and equipment vendors are expected to meet the same standard as fabs in Taiwan and Japan.

Headquartered in New Taipei City with a Tainan office; CyCraft Japan was set up in 2019 and a Singapore office is in Centennial Tower. Listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (7823) in February 2026, ISO/IEC 27001 certified, Next Big award 2023, and named a Gartner Pace Setter for AI application security in 2026.