With new U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) guidance finalized in December 2023, medical dispensing systems must do more than deliver accurate doses, they must also defend against counterfeit and adulterated drugs. Meeting these requirements calls for secure hardware architectures, cryptographic authentication and trusted supply chain provisioning embedded directly into device design.
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Our flexible CryptoAuthentication ICs can protect the symmetric keys in your host system or in the disposable itself. The SHA105 can be used on the host while the SHA104 or SHA106 can be used to protect the symmetric key on the disposable when it is paired with the SHA105 on the host system. The ATSHA204 offers more slots, allowing you to implement more use cases on the host system and disposable.
Our cost-effective ECC204 or more-advanced ATECC608 devices enable you to implement Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) for asymmetric authentication with private/public key pairs and certificates. If you would like to eliminate the PCB in your disposable, consider using our three-pin and two-pin (ECC206) authentication ICs for Elliptical Curve Cryptographic (ECC). Depending on the threat model you are using, the public key can be stored in an immutable memory zone of the host system’s microcontroller (MCU) or in the ATECC608.
When cloud connectivity and additional security use cases are required, consider using the ATECC608 for your host system or the TA100 for automotive applications. These secure authentication ICs will protect the private keys for Transport Layer Security (TLS) and Bluetooth® Low Energy (LE) sessions as well as the public keys for secure boot and secure firmware upgrades.
We offer a comprehensive portfolio of memory devices that can provide product identification without security capabilities.
Use the Trust Platform Provisioning Service with four unique tiers of customer support and certified secure factories to leverage our pre-configured and pre-provisioned secure ICs with the most common security use cases.
The Trust Platform Design Suite (TPDS) tool includes secure IC configurators and use cases supported by code examples and tutorials to accelerate your development.
The CryptoAuth Trust Platform provides a compact development solution for developing IoT solutions with the ATECC608B-TNGTLS and ATECC608B-TFLXTLS and ATECC608B-MAHDA devices or the ATECC608C equivalents.
The Microchip CryptoAuth Pro Trust Platform is an enhanced version of the CryptoAuth Trust Platform Board containing and has a Arm® Cortex®-M4F Microcontroller, four on-board CryptoAuthentication devices, two mikroBUS™ sockets, and an on-board 10/100 Mbit Ethernet phy. Programming can be done via the on-board PKoB4 debugger which is compatible with MPLAB®X IDE. The board has been developed to work with Microchip's Trust Platform Development Suite of tools.
The EV92R58A Development board is a mikroBUS accessory board for evaluating the ECC204. The board can readily be used with a Microchip DM320118 Trust platform host board or any MicroController board that supports a mikroBus Interface. It is recommended that this board be used with the Microchip CryptoAuthentication Library (CAL) .
The EV98D91A is a mikroBUSTM socket board for devices produced in a 2-Lead uVSFN contact package. The socket board supports theparasitically powered CryptoAuthenticationTM ECC204 and SHA106 devices. and also supports the AT21CS01. The CryptoAuthentication devices and socket kit can be used with the Microchip Trust Platform Development tools.
The EV27Y72A is a 3-Lead Contact Socket Board used to support applications using the 3-Lead Contact Package. in either a powered or parasitic power mode. The socket can be used with the following devices ATECC608B, ATSHA204A, ECC204, SHA104 and TA010.
The EV97M19A development board is a mikroBUSTM accessory board for evaluating the SHA104 and SHA105 CryptoAuthentication Devices. The board supports both the I2C and the SWI interface for the SHA104. The SHA105 host side device is only available in I2C mode.
The Trust Platform Design Suite (TPDS) is our onboarding tool for our security-related solutions. The full onboarding experience includes, but is not limited to:
MPLAB X IDE is a highly configurable software platform that provides powerful, free tools for developing, debugging and qualifying embedded designs that use microcontrollers and digital signal controllers.
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