The Chip Security Act mandates the Secretary of Commerce to establish security standards for integrated circuit products, focusing on preventing.

The Chip Security Act requires the Secretary of Commerce to develop security standards for integrated circuit products, aiming to prevent tampering and unauthorized use. The Act mandates the implementation of primary chip security mechanisms within 180 days of enactment, focusing on location verification. Additionally, the Secretary must assess and report on secondary chip security mechanisms to be added to primary requirements, with a focus on enhancing compliance with export control laws.

The Chip Security Act mandates the Secretary of Commerce to establish security standards for integrated circuit products, focusing on preventing.

The Chip Security Act requires the Secretary of Commerce to develop security standards for integrated circuit products, aiming to prevent tampering and unauthorized use. The Act mandates the implementation of primary chip security mechanisms within 180 days of enactment, focusing on location verification. Additionally, the Secretary must assess and report on secondary chip security mechanisms to be added to primary requirements, with a focus on enhancing compliance with export control laws.