Security
Inline Cipher Engines
Rambus inline cipher engines protect “data in use” including applications for secure memory transactions between hosts and attached memory at high throughput with low latency.
Contact| Solution | Product Number | Brief | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inline Cipher Engine | ICE-IP-63 |  | Inline cipher engine, channelized, with inline native interface. AES GCM mode |
| Inline Cipher Engine | ICE-IP-338 | | Inline cipher engine, channelized, with inline native interface. AES and SM4, XTS and GCM mode. DPA protection option. |
| Inline Cipher Engine with AXI | ICE-IP-339 | | Inline cipher engine, channelized, with 128-bit AXI4 master/slave interface. AES and SM4, XTS mode. DPA protection option. |
| Inline Memory Encryption Engine | IME-IP-340 | | Inline cipher engine, channelized with 128-bit AXI4 master/slave interface. AES, GCM mode. DPA protection option. Includes memory manager, last level cache and native key management. |
| Inline Memory Encryption Engine | IME-IP-341 | | Inline memory encryption engine for ASIC SoCs. AES-XTS/GCM and SM4-XTS/GCM encryption, decryption, integrity and authentication. DPA protection option. Channelized with 128-bit AXI4 master/slave interface. Includes native key management. |
Secure Networking Basics: MACsec, IPsec, and SSL/TLS/DTLS
The MACsec, IPsec and SSL/TLS/DTLS protocols are the primary means of securing data in motion (communicated between connected devices). These protocols can be anchored in hardware or implemented in software as part of an end-to-end security architecture. This white paper provides fundamental information on each of these protocols including their interrelationships and use cases.
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