intel
November 24th, 2008 at 01:26pm
Under TPM
Wave have recently announce that they have signed an OEM deal with Intel to ship their EMBASSY Trust Suite (ETS) bundled with Intel’s vPro motherboards DQ45CB and DQ45EK with built-in integrated Trusted Platform Module, or iTPM for short.
I’ve covered Wave Systems’ products a number of times before, so check the linked archive for other stories [...]
Continue Reading Intel’s iTPM now ships with Wave EMBASSY software
Tags: embassy, intel, itpm, marketwatch, wave
By Ken Y-N
October 22nd, 2008 at 04:54pm
Under Virtualisation
Intel and Oracle have joined together to work on implementing standards for security and efficiency in cloud computing. In a nutshell, cloud computing allows you to run an application anywhere on a set of computers out there on the internet. When you add trusted computing, in particular trusted computing with a Trusted Platform Module (TPM), [...]
Continue Reading Cloudy future for trusted virtualisation
Tags: cloud computing, efluxmedia, intel, oracle
By Ken Y-N
September 7th, 2008 at 01:48pm
Under General
In a post about selling kit to a a Federal agency the author mentioned a solution brief he got from Intel on the US Department of Defence creating a secure virtualised environment with the help of General Dynamics. The author was particularly impressed by the acronym for the General Dynamics High Assurance Open Scalable Technology [...]
Continue Reading The GHOST in Intel’s Machine
Tags: general dynamics, ghost, intel, mpc
By Ken Y-N
September 7th, 2008 at 01:46pm
Under Advocacy
Here’s a rather interesting post I picked up from LiveJournal, written by djcapelis, a student at UCSD, but who works with Intel as an independent security researcher.
He says that in a couple of weeks he’ll be visiting Intel’s Hillsboro campus in Oregon to present a talk on why he thinks Intel should change tack on [...]
Continue Reading Intel, DRM, security and trusted computing
Tags: fived, intel
By Ken Y-N
August 6th, 2008 at 01:28pm
Under Advocacy
For a change, some good news about trusted computing, this time from IT Pro and written by Simon Bisson and Mary Branscombe.
The article starts by painting a picture of having a second operating system on a PC that has a smaller feature set and will only run trusted applications, like Microsoft’s Palladium, or Next Generation [...]
Continue Reading Why isolated and trusted execution space is a good thing
Tags: express gate, intel, montevina, ngscb, palladium
By Ken Y-N
June 19th, 2008 at 11:08pm
Under Virtualisation
The official Intel research blog recently had a rather interesting article from Ravi Sahita regarding how to use Intel’s technology to build a more secure software environment. The article is a bit heavy on Intel tech buzzwords as one might expect, but the content is nonetheless worth reading.
The premise of the article is how to [...]
Continue Reading Leveraging Intel virtualisation to realise trusted computing
Tags: intel, ravi sahita, Virtualisation
By Ken Y-N
March 17th, 2008 at 03:08pm
Under TPM
As reported earlier, Infineon has been chosen as the supplier for Trusted Platform Module (TPM) services to Intel, providing a Trusted Software Stack (TSS) for Intel’s TPM 1.2 hardware on their Intel vPro and Centrino processor-based solutions, being shipped in notebooks and desktops from Hewlett Packard and other vendors.
Peter Bauer from Infineon’s management board said:
“Infineon’s [...]
Continue Reading More details on the Infineon/Intel partnership
Tags: infineon, intel
By Ken Y-N
March 12th, 2008 at 03:47pm
Under TPM
The recent exciting news from Intel and Infineon is that Intel has chosen Infineon as a preferred software supplier of the Trusted Computing Platform for the vPro and Centrino technologies. From the article:
Infineon will supply Intel with its TPM 1.2 client, the software for the latter one’s Trusted Platform Module 1.2 hardware solution. Aiming at [...]
Continue Reading Intel and Infineon cooperate on TPM motherboards
Tags: infineon, intel
By Ken Y-N
