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hw-security-signofflisted

Use when a hardware design needs security sign-off before tape-out. Defines the builder-to-auditor handoff contract between Foundry (constructive design) and Forge (security review). Covers security review prerequisites, artifact checklist, sign-off criteria, and conditional approval workflow. Do not use for RTL security review itself (use rtl-security-review) or design flow guidance (use foundry/chip-design-flow).
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# HW Security Sign-Off ## Purpose Define the handoff contract between Foundry (builder) and Forge (security auditor) for hardware security sign-off. Ensure all security-critical design artifacts are delivered, reviewed, and approved before tape-out commitment. ## Scope Constraints Coordinates the handoff process between builder and auditor roles. Does not perform the security review itself (delegates to rtl-security-review, microarch-analysis, physical-design-security). Does not modify design files. ## Inputs - Design name and tape-out target date - Security-critical modules identified by Foundry - Trust boundary definitions - Threat model (if available) or threat categories in scope - Any prior security review findings ## Input Sanitization No user-provided values are used in commands or file paths. All inputs are treated as read-only analysis targets. ## Procedure ### Progress Checklist - [ ] Step 1: Verify builder artifact delivery - [ ] Step 2: Validate security scope agreement - [ ] Step 3: Coordinate security reviews - [ ] Step 4: Track finding resolution - [ ] Step 5: Issue sign-off decision ### Step 1: Verify Builder Artifact Delivery Foundry must deliver the following before security review begins: - [ ] RTL source for all security-critical modules (final, synthesis-ready) - [ ] Security-critical module list with trust boundary annotations - [ ] Register map with access control policy per register - [ ] FSM state diagrams for security-relevant state mach