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• OPC-10000-21 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 21: Device Onboarding
  3.1.18 SecureElement
  SecureElement a hardware component that protects Private Keys from unauthorized access and disclosure
• OPC-10000-21 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 21: Device Onboarding
  4.2.2 Firmware and Applications
  update firmware after onboarding in the OwnerOperator's system. A Device should have SecureElement storage used for security sensitive elements such as Private Keys . This storage cannot be backed
• OPC-10000-21 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 21: Device Onboarding
  4.3.6 Decommissioning
  OwnerOperator may wish to prevent the Device from being used again by removing/destroying the SecureElement or some other method to physically disable the Device
• OPC-10000-21 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 21: Device Onboarding
  5.1 Device Identity
  same keypair as the IDevID Certificate . The Private Key should be placed in SecureElement storage on the Device . The ProductInstanceUri should also be affixed to the Device in a form ... IDevID and LDevID Certificates depend on the Manufacturer , however, Devices should provide a SecureElement storage (for an example, see ISO/IEC 11889 ) to ensure the associated Private Keys cannot be copied
• OPC-30300 – Using Generic Trust Anchor (GTA) API with OPC UA - Part 1: Generic Trust Anchor (GTA) API Profile for OPC UA
  3.2.4 SecureElement (SE)
  SecureElement (SE) component capable of securely hosting functionalities, or confidential and cryptographic data, or both in accordance with well-defined rules and security requirements Note 1 to entry: A typical ... solution for a SecureElement is a one chip microcontroller. Note 2 to entry: Cryptographic keys are an example of confidential and cryptographic data. Note 3 to entry: A SecureElement