CryptoManager Hub (CMH) and CryptoManager Core (CMC) from Rambus are the next-generation of flexible and configurable cryptographic family of accelerator cores comprised of the CMH CH-6xx and CMC CC-6xx designs and are intended for embedding in customer or Rambus provided Root of Trust security modules. Download the brief to learn more about the Rambus CryptoManager Hub and CryptoManager Core CH-6xx and CC-6xx.
Briefs
CryptoManager RT-6xx Root of Trust Family Product Brief
The CryptoManager RT-6xx v3 Root of Trust family from Rambus is the latest generation of fully programmable FIPS 140-3 compliant hardware security cores offering Quantum Safe security by design for data center and other highly secure applications. Download the brief to learn more about the CryptoManager RT-6xx Root of Trust Family.
CryptoManager Hub and CryptoManager Core CH-7xx and CC-7xx Product Brief
The automotive-grade CryptoManager Hub (CMH) and CryptoManager Core (CMC) from Rambus are the next-generation of flexible and configurable cryptographic family of accelerator cores comprised of the CMH CH-7xx and CMC CC-7xx designs and are intended for embedding in customer or Rambus provided HSM security modules. Download the brief to learn more about the Rambus CryptoManager Hub and CryptoManager Core CH-7xx and CC-7xx.
MACsec-IP-162 Product Brief
The MACsec-IP-162 is a versatile MACsec single port solution for automotive applications compliant to ISO 26262 ASIL-D process. Download the brief to learn more about the Rambus MACsec-IP-162.
MACsec-IP-362 Product Brief
The MACsec-IP-362 is a plug-and-play solution for adding MACsec on the xMII side of an automotive Ethernet subsystem. It is ISO 26262 ASIL-B and ASIL-D process compliant. Download this brief to learn more about the Rambus MACsec-IP-362.
CRNG-IP-77 FIPS-Certified True Random Number Generators Product Brief
The Rambus CRNG-IP-77 is a Fast NIST ESV certified, FIPS (SP800-90A/B/C) Cellular Automata-based True Random Number Generator IP core for True Random Number Generation with an optional post-processor and several internal self-tests.
