Trusted Computing Group

The widespread adoption of the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) across more than a billion devices was largely driven by one key factor: the dedication of TCG members. As we mark the TPM’s 25th anniversary, TPM Workgroup Chair, Chris Fenner, highlights the vital role of the TCG community in shaping future innovations. You can watch the full video here: https://bit.ly/4ham1qz #TPM25 #TPM #TrustedComputing

We are delighted to announce that Thorsten Stremlau will be speaking at SATELLITE Conference & Exhibition 2025 in Washington, D.C.! ?? March 12 at 10:45 AM ?? Using Gen AI to Optimize Ground Segment Operations From marketing and customer relations to cybersecurity and antenna scheduling, generative AI is transforming the space and satellite industry. Don’t miss this conversation with industry leaders as they share real-world applications and the competitive advantages AI can provide. #SATELLITE2025 #AI #GroundSegment #GenAI #Space

The TCG will be attending Security Days Spring 2025, taking place in Tokyo from March 11-14! ? Atsushi Nagata, Marie Ando and Tsukasa Kobayashi, from TCG's Japan Regional Forum (JRF), will be leading a workshop on “The Frontiers of Security from the Trusted Computing Group, an influential U.S. government specification” on Thursday March 13 from 14:20-15:50 JST. ? We are excited to network and connect with esteemed peers at the event and to share the crucial role that the TCG and its Trusted Platform Module (TPM) plays in the cybersecurity landscape. ? To learn more about this event, visit: https://bit.ly/3XovjrN

Since the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) was first invented, we’ve since seen it implemented across many different industry verticals. In our latest #TPM25 video, TCG Marketing Chair, Thorsten Stremlau, recalls a unique early memory of a TPM use case... You can watch the full video here: https://bit.ly/3D9sWCf #TPM #TPM25 #TrustedComputing?

Our first Members Meeting of the year is underway! It's great to see so many members come to Austin, Texas for a week of insightful discussions and updates on the latest goings-on within the TCG. Over the next few days, our members will engage with various Work Groups which span the length and breadth of the computing landscape to ensure trusted computing remains a constant, no matter the device, technology or application.

As a new year unfolds, fresh trends emerge - and the computing landscape is no exception. From AI integration to the rise of quantum computing threats, cybersecurity is evolving rapidly, bringing both new opportunities and challenges. In our latest blog, we explore five key cybersecurity trends for 2025 and how organizations can stay ahead of emerging threats. Read more, here: https://bit.ly/4gJ54TD #TCG #TrustedComputing #2025

As we celebrate 25 years of the Trusted Platform Module (TPM), what could the next 25 years, and beyond, look like for the TPM? TCG Workgroup Chair, Amy Nelson, tells us more. Watch the full video, here:?https://bit.ly/3WVYJNC #TPM25 #TCG #TrustedComputing

AI is being increasingly adopted across business operations to improve efficiency and decision-making, but with this comes plenty of potential cybersecurity risks. It is critical that AI is secured to minimize these risks, ensuring that valuable data, intellectual property, and decision-making processes remain protected from manipulation, breaches, and unauthorized access. Robust security measures help maintain trust, compliance, and the integrity of AI-driven systems. Here at TCG, we have been closely following the developments of AI, sharing guidance to help effectively secure against vulnerabilities. This includes implementing hardware Roots-of-Trust, like the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) to build the foundations of trusted computing and increase security against AI-related threats. Learn more about the risks of AI in this article: https://bit.ly/40JMBAG

A recent article from Entrepreneur highlights how semiconductor firms are growing reliant on chips driven by AI and GenAI technology. However, this reliance has led to organizations growing increasingly concerned about supply chain security, as demand is projected to rise 29% by the end of 2026. To better secure the supply chain, businesses should look at implementing TCG solutions like the Reference Integrity Manifest (RIM), DICE, and Platform Certificates to ensure cyber resilience in light of the increased adoption of these chips. Read more, here: https://bit.ly/3EsJwgV

The Trusted Computing Group is always developing and expanding new ideas around the Trusted Platform Module (TPM). But just how important is the TPM to TCG? Stephanie Schultz, MBA tells us more?? You can watch the full video here: https://bit.ly/4hs5Sxq #TPM25 #TCG #TrustedComputing