CEC1712H-B2-I/SX

The full-featured CEC1712 Arm?Cortex?-M4-based microcontroller provides secure boot with hardware root of trust protection in a pre-boot mode for In addition, the CEC1712 provides key revocation and code rollback protection during Complying with NIST 800-193 guidelines, the CEC1712 protects, detects and recovers from corruption for total system platform firmware resilience. The secure boot with hardware root of trust is critical in protecting the system against The CEC1712 secure boot with hardware root of trust is critical in protecting the system against threats before they can load into the system and only allows the system to boot using software trusted by the manufacturer. The CEC1712 secure bootloader loads, decrypts and authenticates the firmware to run on the CEC1712 from the external SPI flash. Up to two application processors are supported with two flash components supported Up to two application processors are supported with two flash components supported for each. In addition to preventing malicious malware during pre-boot in 5G and data center operating systems, Microchip's CEC1712 and Soteria-G2 combination is a security enabler for connected autonomous vehicle operating systems, automotive Advanced Driver Assisted Systems (ADAS) and other CEC1712H-S2-I/SX works with Soteria-G2 firmware to provide secure boot with hardware root of trust CEC1712H-S2-SX works with Soteria-G2 firmware to provide secure boot with hardware root of trust protection in a pre-boot mode for operating systems booting from external SPI flash memory. Together, this solution allows designers to speed adoption and implementation of a secure pre-boot and secure firmware update platform.? Soteria-G2 firmware simplifies risk reduction during code development by using the CEC1712 immutable secure bootloader, implemented in Read-Only Memory (ROM), as the system root of trust. Similar models CEC1712H-S2-I/SX, CEC1302D-C0-SZ, CEC1702Q-B2-I/SX, CEC1702Q-S1-I/SX, CEC1712H-B2-I/SX, EEC1005-I/SX1-UB1, EEC1005-I/WC-UB1