Newelectronics Microchip Enhances Trust Platform for Compliance with New Cybersecurity Regulations
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- •Microchip's Trust Platform now includes TA101 TrustFLEX and TrustMANAGER for enhanced security.
- •The updates aim to help manufacturers comply with the EU Cyber Resilience Act and other regulations.
- •The platform supports both cloud-integrated and standalone deployment models for flexibility.
Microchip Technology has expanded its Trust Platform to assist manufacturers in complying with new global cybersecurity regulations, including the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). The introduction of the TA101 TrustFLEX secure authentication IC and the TA101 TrustMANAGER, which integrates Kudelski Labs' keySTREAM service, aims to support products under CRA requirements and software-defined vehicle architectures. The platform offers flexible deployment models for manufacturers, whether they have existing cloud infrastructure or not. Key features include PKI-based authentication, centralized security management, and secure firmware updates, all designed to ease compliance with IEC 62443 and CRA. Microchip emphasizes that these enhancements simplify the security lifecycle and enable faster product market entry. The TrustFLEX IC is preconfigured for common security functions, reducing development time and security risks. The TrustMANAGER facilitates remote management of cryptographic keys throughout a product's lifecycle, ensuring secure software updates in automotive applications.
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