| Disable
                                JTAG
                             | 
Disables JTAG command and configuration of the
                            device. Setting this eliminates JTAG as mode of attack, but also
                            eliminates boundary scan functionality. | 
                            - Off—inactive
 
- On—active until wipe of containing design
 
- On
                                        sticky—active until next POR
 
- On
                                        check—checks for corresponding blown fuse
 
 
                         | 
| Force SDM clock to
                                internal oscillator
                             | 
Disables an external clock source for the SDM. The
                            SDM must use the internal oscillator. Using an internal oscillator is
                            more secure than allowing an external clock source for
                            configuration. | 
| Force encryption key
                                update
                             | 
Specifies that the encryption key must update by
                            the frequency that you specify for the Encryption update ratio option. The default ration
                            value is 31:1. Encryption supports up to 20 intermediate keys. | 
| Disable virtual
                                eFuses
                             | 
Disables the eFuse virtual programming
                            capability. | 
| Lock security
                                eFuses
                             | 
Causes eFuse failure if the eFuse CRC does not
                            match the calculated value. | 
| Disable HPS
                                debug
                             | 
Disables debugging through the JTAG interface to
                            access the HPS. | 
| Disable encryption key
                                in eFuses | 
Specifies that the device cannot use an AES key stored in eFuses. Rather, you can provide an extra level of security by storing the AES key in BBRAM. | 
| Disable encryption key
                                in BBRAM
                             | 
Specifies that the device cannot use AES key stored in BBRAM. Rather, you can provide an extra level of security when you store the AES key in eFuses. |