Root of trust IP

The RT-64x Embedded Hardware Security Module (Root of Trust) family are fully programmable, ISO 26262 ASIL-B hardware security cores offering security by design for automotive applications.
They protect against a wide range of failures such as permanent, transient and latent faults and hardware and software attacks with state-of-the-art anti-tamper and security techniques.

The CryptoManager RT-6xx v3 Root of Trust family from Rambus is the latest generation of fully programmable FIPS 140-3 compliant hardware security cores offering Quantum Safe security by design for data center and other highly secure applications.
Device and system architects face a growing array of security threats, including the threat of quantum computers. Across applications, one constant is the need for a hardware Root of Trust-based security implementation.

GEON-SoC is an area-efficient, processor-agnostic, hardware root of trust for SoC designs.
It implements secure boot and can optionally be enhanced to support firmware decryption and secure debug, or to act as a post-boot hardware security module (HSM).

Custom-designed 32-bit secure RISC-V processor
Multi-layered security model protects all core components against a wide range of attacks
Security model includes hierarchical privilege model, secure key management policy, hardware-enforced isolation/access control/protection, error management policy
State-of-the-art DPA resistance, FIA protection and anti-tamper techniques

Large Silicon Footprint: Open-source RoTs typically require significant silicon area, making them impractical for size-constrained devices.
High Energy Consumption: Existing solutions often consume excessive power, limiting their adoption in low-power environments like IoT devices.
Lack of Future-Proofing: Emerging security demands, such as Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC), are frequently overlooked by current designs.

Root of Trust IP