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DoD Microelectronics: Field Programmable Gate Array Security Guidance

Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) are vital for both DoD and non-DoD systems but face significant security risks, including data theft, configuration tampering, and key compromise. The NSA’s guidance provides a comprehensive framework to mitigate these threats, from design security concerns to advanced features like tamper detection and side-channel attack resistance. By leveraging encryption, robust authentication protocols, and secure key management, organizations can enhance the resilience of their FPGA-based systems. Proactive adoption of these measures ensures the protection of sensitive data and operational integrity.

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DoD Microelectronics: Field Programmable Gate Array Security Guidance
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Publisher:National Security Agency (NSA)
Published:January 1, 2025
License:Public Domain

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