RT-130 Compact Root of Trust for IoT, IoT servers, gateways, edge devices
Overview
Rambus Hardware Root of Trust RT-130 is a state-machine-based hardware security core offering security by design. It protects against a wide range of attacks through state-of-the-art anti-tamper and security techniques.
Key Features
- The RT-130 offers a series of key security use cases ‘out of the box’, including:
- AES, SHA-2, 3DES and ECC acclerators
- Secure Boot assist to host CPU(s) and protection of key material
- Manages secure firmware upgrade for Host CPU
- Life-cycle management support
- Secure Debug
- Secure device authentication and identity protection
- The RT-130 provides a secure asset store:
- Only the RT-130 can manage, use and access the assets
- The O/S and applications cannot access key values
- Applications request asset use by reference through authorization
- Enforces policies for access and use of keys and cryptographic functions
- Key generation, derivation, storage and transport
Benefits
- Side channel attack resistant
- Technology and node independent
- Superior cryptographic protection
- Use with any ASIC or FPGA
Applications
- IoT, IIoT, gateways, edge devices
Deliverables
- Verilog RTL Design database
- Tools and Scripts for synthesis and simulation
- Complete verification test bench and comprehensive set of test vectors
- Complete Documentation Set: Hardware Reference Manual, Programmers Manual, Integration Guide
- Driver Development Kit
Technical Specifications
Foundry, Node
Any
Maturity
Silicon Proven
Availability
Now
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