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TrustCUSTOM Platform
Add Custom Key Storage to Any Embedded Design
If you have already reviewed our Trust&GO and TrustFLEX options and determined that you need more customization for your secure element or Platform Root of Trust device, then the TrustCUSTOM platform is the best choice. It enables you to implement and fully customize secure key storage and other firmware security use cases in your design. You will start with a blank device and use our tools to configure it to meet your specific security authentication requirements. At the end of the process, you will be able to order your devices and securely provision them by leveraging our Hardware Secure Modules (HSMs) that are installed in our secure factories.
Select a TrustCUSTOM-Compatible Device
Then Follow These Steps
Step 2: Contact Sales to Set Up NDA
Establish contact with our sales organization either directly or via one of our distribution partners to set up a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA).
Step 3: Buy Your Hardware
Buy the necessary Trust Platform hardware. See the Tools and Software section below for a list of available boards.
Step 5: Download Library
Study and download our CryptoAuthLib library (for CryptoAuth devices only).
Step 6: Create Support Ticket
Use your myMicrochip account to create a support ticket to request the TrustCUSTOM extension for the Trust Platform Design Suite.
Step 7: Initiate Secret Exchange
After your configuration is complete, tested and working, submit a support ticket to request the secret package exchange.
Benefits of Using TrustCUSTOM Devices
- Offers a customizable platform that can be adapted to meet the requirements of the vast majority of secure authentication models
- Provides cloud authentication based on certificate or token, accessories authentication, IP protection, firmware validation, message signing, secure boot with attestation, key rotation and many other use cases
- Optimizes your costs by using the provisioning infrastructure that is integrated into our factories
- Significantly reduces your development time with complete code examples, the TrustCUSTOM configurator and TrustCUSTOM secret package exchange
- Features low Minimum Orderable Quantities (MOQs) for provisioned devices to meet the production needs of even the smallest projects
Tools and Software
- Demo & Evaluation Boards
- Software
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 EV42J24A development board can be used with generic and Trust Versions of the CEC1736 and CEC1734 devices in the 84 Pin WFBGA package.
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:
- Training and education about security concepts
- Prototyping, including dummy key generation and code examples, available via our interactive application notes
- Access to our provisioning system through a secure sub-system configurator and secure exchange process
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.