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CommScope introduces secure boot for TI AM6x

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CommScope launches production-ready secure bootloader signing solution.

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CommScope introduces secure boot for TI AM6x. CommScope has rolled out a production-ready secure bootloader signing solution aimed at simplifying secure boot adoption for embedded device makers using Texas Instruments processors. The new offering is fully tested, works out of the box, and targets TI's Arm-based AM6x processor family. For eeNews Europe readers working on industrial, networking, and embedded systems, secure boot is no longer a "nice to have." Regulatory pressure, tighter supply chain scrutiny, and rising firmware attacks mean that secure boot must be implemented correctly and at scale. CommScope's announcement speaks directly to teams that want strong security without having to build their own cryptographic infrastructure from scratch. Secure boot without building crypto plumbing. The solution is built on CommScope's PRiSM (Permission Rights Signing Manager) platform and is designed to integrate cleanly into the TI image build process. It uses FIPS-certified Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) to protect private signing keys and centralizes key lifecycle management, helping development teams move secure boot into production without slowing CI/CD pipelines. According to CommScope, the goal is to remove friction. Rather than asking customers to design, deploy, and audit their own key management systems, PRiSM provides a cloud-accessible signing service with...

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