Through open standards and specifications, Trusted Computing Group (TCG) enables secure computing. Benefits of TCG technologies include protection of business-critical data and systems, secure authentication and strong protection of user identities, and the establishment of strong machine identity and network integrity. Trusted hardware and applications reduce enterprise total cost of ownership and support regulatory compliance.
The information your computing device contains today is more important than the actual device itself, so it is important to protect it from unauthorized access. While there are several third-party apps to help you with this, Windows has its own built-in encryption tool, BitLocker. BitLocker works [...]
With a cyberattack occurring every 39 seconds, not only are they becoming more frequent, they are becoming more sophisticated and premeditated. Attackers have begun targeting supply chains, which is especially worrying as one attack can create a chain reaction and compromise a network of providers. [...]
A new era of computing requires a new kind of cryptography. Cybersecurity has become one of the hottest topics in the modern digital world. How to make cybersecurity solutions trustworthy is a highly relevant question. Cybersecurity solutions make use of cryptographic mechanisms, so trusting in t [...]
Call For Participation! The TCG Storage Work Group (WG) is starting work to define a new feature set specification, the Hard Cryptographic Purge feature set specification, to enable hardware-based cryptographic erasure to eliminate user data stored on TCG Storage compliant self-encrypting drives (S [...]
Connected devices are better protected from cyberattacks and less likely to be compromised by errors thanks to the new TPM 2.0 specification from the Trusted Computing Group (TCG). Manufacturers attach a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) onto a device to help users and administrators authenticate its [...]
Sensitive data and device operations can now be kept safe in a more secure environment, thanks to the new specification launched by the Trusted Computing Group (TCG). Previously, the majority of major security measures were handled by a device’s firmware unless a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) w [...]
Introduction The rise of fully autonomous vehicles may soon render car ownership obsolete, as ride-sharing companies like Uber embrace the concept of driverless cars. To survive, automotive manufacturers must develop business models that allow feature activation to be tied both to the user as wel [...]
STMicroelectronics today announced the FIPS 140-3 certification of STSAFE-TPM trusted platform modules (TPMs), the first standardized cryptographic modules on the market to receive this certificate. The newly certified TPMs, the ST33KTPM2X, ST33KTPM2XSPI, ST33KTPM2XI2C, ST33KTPM2I and ST33KTPM2A [...]
A company of NEC, Cyber Defense Institute (CDI), a Japanese Cyber Security Company, launches the cloud-based private certification authority solution PIV Gateway™ CA that supports not only traditional X.509 certificate issuance but also emphasizes the issuance of Platform Certificates. Accordin [...]
NEC provided a "remote verification platform" that enables remote detection of tampering with computer equipment as a cybersecurity measure in the supply chain to an Open Workshop held in February this year by the Trusted Computing Group (TCG), an industry group that establishes international indust [...]
