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  2.   Abstract
  3. 1Introduction
  4. 2Scope of CRA
  5. 3Product Requirements
  6. 4Vulnerability Handling Process
  7. 5Information and Labeling
  8. 6TI Processors Meeting the Requirements of the CRA
  9. 7Conclusions
  10. 8References

Conclusions

The Cyber Resilience Act gives direction to vendors like TI regarding the design, manufacture, and support of microprocessors with cybersecurity features. In following the standardized requirements of the CRA, TI brings transparency to the development process. TI's customers can leverage the knowledge and expertise of TI in designing, delivering, and supporting cybersecurity capable microprocessors. TI is actively monitoring the cybersecurity landscape, the developments of the CRA, and other similar standards to implement the features and regulatory requirements that enable customers to comply with cybersecurity requirements. TI is trusted in the industry for building microprocessors with cybersecurity enablers, incorporating advanced security features, and creating processes that help customers achieve long-term success in a cybersecurity environment of constantly evolving requirements and regulations.