Wave Systems gets certification for trusted single sign-in
This is a story I first reported on last year or so, so I am pleased to see that Wave Systems have now been certified by the Open Identity Exchange (OIX) as compatible with the US Identity, Credential...
View ArticleGoogle’s Cr-48 Chrome OS notebook
One of the big stories of the last week was Google announcing their pilot program for their Chrome OS-equipped notebook. Some of the things it offers are: it encrypts all data automatically; and it...
View ArticleOn Using TPM for Secure Identities in Future Home Networks
I recently came across an interesting paper entitled "On Using TPM for Secure Identities in Future Home Networks" by five members of the Faculty of Informatics in Technical University, Munich. The...
View ArticleCarnegie Mellon reports on the TPM
Just a quick note about a paper published by Carnegie Mellon entitled "Trust and Trusted Computing Platforms", technical note CMU/SEI-2011-TN-005. The abstract is as follows: Hardware-based trusted...
View ArticleNetwork World suggests there should be a TPM in iPhones
I came across an interesting article in Network World discussing issues surrounding the rumoured iPhone with NFC (RFID) payment chip. Jeff Nigriny, the CEO of identity management and security firm...
View ArticleInfineon promotes its TPM for Windows 8
Infineon published a press release today entitled "Increasing PC Security and Data Integrity – Trusted Platform Module Solution from Infineon Supports Windows 8", mainly as a reminder to people that...
View ArticleGerman government makes a stance on trusted computing
According to The H, the German government released a white paper that outlines the principles they believe should apply to trusted computing. The key principles are: Device owners must have complete...
View ArticleHow Windows 8 benefits from a TPM
The Trusted Computing Group has a short news article outlining the benefits of the TPM on Windows 8; and a blog article covering the same ground. This includes BitLocker, which now is better integrated...
View ArticleBlog of Trust reawakens!
I’ve just realised that it’s nearly two years (eek!) since my last post. I felt 2011 was finally going to be The Year of Trusted Computing thanks to Chrome, but once again my hopes were dashed. Ever...
View ArticleDigital Policy Alliance NPO highlight Trusted Platform Module
The Digital Policy Alliance, an NPO that highlights how technology may be used to solve government policy, regulatory and legislative issues, recently produced a short but very positive report on the...
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