TCG launches Japan Regional Forum
Posted by Ken Y-N on June 4th, 2008 at 01:59pm
With Interop Tokyo coming up next week, to coincide the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) has announced that they are launching a new Japan Regional Forum to support interaction with and adoption of Trusted Computing within Japan. In addition, at the show they will also be demonstrating various Trusted Computing-based solutions from companies such as Aruba Networks, Fujitsu Limited, Infoblox, Insight International Corp., Intel Japan, Juniper Networks, Lumeta Corporation, and Wave Systems.
Scott Rotondo, president of the TCG board of directors and security architect at Sun Microsystems said:
“TCG has had strong support from companies in Japan who are developing products and driving adoption of Trusted Computing technologies. This regional forum will further enable local-language communication among TCG members and help promote the many useful benefits of Trusted Computing in this important geography.”
There will also be talks from TCG members on the applicability and benefits of Trusted Computing, as follows:
At the event’s Educational Conference on June 12, 2:00 p.m., Jun Takei, Intel Japan; Seigo Kotani, Fujitsu Limited; and Toru Konno, Juniper Networks, will discuss Trusted Computing, including network security and the Trusted Platform Module. Also on June 12 at 4:15 p.m., Steve Hanna, co-chair of the TCG Trusted Network Connect work group and Juniper Networks distinguished engineer, will speak on open standards for network security and Trusted Network Connect network access control.
See the full press release here or drop in at Booth #4D28 at Interop Tokyo from the 11th to 13th of June.
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1. Security measures at home&hellip | June 6th, 2008 at 1:30 pm
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