- Arteris, BAE Systems, and SiFive are collaborating on a third-party IP security assurance program.
- The program received an additional $3.3 million in funding from the T&AM program under OUSW(R&E).
- The initiative aims to establish a repeatable, evidence-based methodology for secure integration of third-party IP in SoCs.
- Arteris uses a CWE-based microelectronics evidence framework for hardware security assurance.
- The program supports modernization of defense systems through advanced microelectronics.
- Arteris announced an expansion of its third-party IP security assurance program, receiving an additional $3.3 million in funding from the US government's Trusted and Assured Microelectronics Program. The program is a collaboration with BAE Systems and SiFive to develop repeatable, evidence-based methodologies for secure integration of third-party silicon IP in mission-critical semiconductor systems for defense applications.
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