Also known as: Silicon Security Architect; Root of Trust Architect; SoC Security Architect; Trusted Computing Architect
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Defines the hardware security architecture of the chip — root of trust, secure boot, key management, isolation and attack resistance — so the product can be trusted by customers, certification bodies and end users. Owns the threat model that everything else is built against.
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