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11 March, 2010

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Peace and Love in NAC-land

by Steve Hanna, Juniper Networks, TNC Co-chair

For the last five years, customers and vendors have faced a dilemma with NAC (Network Access Control): whose architecture to support?

 

Network Security, News & Events

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1 March, 2010

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Self-Encrypting Drives Take off for Strong Data Protection

by TCG in Action

About a year ago, Trusted Computing Group released the Opal Security Subsystem Class Specification for PC clients and the Enterprise Security Subsystem Class Specification for data center storage (http://trustedcomputinggroup.org/developers/data_protection).

 

 

 

 

 

Data Protection, News & Events

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16 February, 2010

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Open Source Trusted Computing Resources

by TCG in Action

Trusted Computing Group and its specifications have long been supported in the open source community.

 

Authentication, Data Protection, Network Security, News & Events

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4 February, 2010

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Black Hat Conference Report About TPMs

by TCG in Action

Earlier this week, an engineer presented findings at the Black Hat Conference purportedly showing how a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) could be physically compromised to access unencrypted data inside. This work would be exceedingly difficult to replicate in a real-world environment.

Authentication, Data Protection, News & Events

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27 January, 2010

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PAC-NAC Convergence: Another Video Game or Security?

by TCG in Action

We might all recall fondly the Pacman games of our youth. But today, PAC also means something else: physical access control. And physical access control, used in buildings and facilities worldwide to keep track of who is coming and going, is converging with network access control.

 

Authentication, Data Protection, Network Security, News & Events

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