Chip Security Act mandates chip security mechanisms for U.S. integrated circuits and computing hardware exports to prevent unauthorized use.

The Chip Security Act requires the Secretary of Commerce to implement chip security mechanisms for integrated circuits and computing hardware exported from the U.S. These mechanisms aim to prevent unauthorized use, access, or exploitation, bolster U.S. competitiveness, and protect national security. The Act mandates equipping covered products with location verification techniques and secondary chip security mechanisms. It also requires annual assessments of new chip security mechanisms and reports to Congress.

Chip Security Act mandates chip security mechanisms for U.S. integrated circuits and computing hardware exports to prevent unauthorized use.

The Chip Security Act requires the Secretary of Commerce to implement chip security mechanisms for integrated circuits and computing hardware exported from the U.S. These mechanisms aim to prevent unauthorized use, access, or exploitation, bolster U.S. competitiveness, and protect national security. The Act mandates equipping covered products with location verification techniques and secondary chip security mechanisms. It also requires annual assessments of new chip security mechanisms and reports to Congress.