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Our Core Technologies & Standards

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Block Integrated Trust (BIT)

Brings trusted computing principles to block-level storage, enabling integrity, attestation, and protection of data blocks at the device layer.

Cyber Resilient Technologies (CyRes)

TCG's cyber-resilience technology for protecting persistent code, detecting unexpected states, and recovering platforms to a known trusted state.

Device Identifier Composition Engine (DICE)

Device Identifier Composition Engine establishes a unique cryptographic identity for resource-constrained devices and IoT systems with minimal hardware.

Platform Certificates

TCG's provenance artifacts asserting Roots of Trust, Trusted Building Blocks, and component composition for supply-chain assurance and attestation appraisal.

Reference Integrity Manifest (RIM)

Signed, machine-readable reference measurements used to verify a device boots and runs in its expected, trusted state.

Storage Security

TCG's architecture for interoperable security on trusted storage devices: self-encrypting drives, access control, locking, and Opal, Ruby, and Opalite classes.

TPM Software Stack (TSS)

A consistent software interface that lets applications and operating systems interact with TPM hardware across vendors, architectures, and platforms.

Trusted Platform Module (TPM)

Hardware-based root of trust that securely generates and stores cryptographic keys, attesting to the integrity of the platform it runs on.

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Industries

Media & Entertainment

Home streaming servers and content delivery platforms rely on hardware-anchored trust to enforce content rights.

Why it matters

Content that has to stay where it belongs

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Rights enforcement

Protected content should only play on devices that can prove their identity and software state.

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Keys on consumer hardware

Decryption keys sit on devices the operator does not control, in homes and on personal machines.

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Time-limited access

Licence windows need to expire reliably, without depending on the device being honest about the date.

Key challenges

Where Trusted Computing Makes a Difference

capability 01

Rights-Protected Playback

Ensure protected content plays only on devices that can prove their identity and software state.

capability 02

Time-Limited Certificates

Issue content certificates bound to hardware, so access expires as intended and cannot be transferred.

capability 03

Key Protection

Hold content decryption keys inside tamper-resistant hardware, out of reach of software attacks.

capability 04

Device Attestation

Let a service verify a playback device is running approved firmware before releasing content.

Key challenges

Where Trusted Computing Makes a Difference

[ 01 ]

Rights-Protected Playback

[ 02 ]

Time-Limited Certificates

[ 03 ]

Key Protection

[ 04 ]

Device Attestation

Rights-Protected Playback

Ensure protected content plays only on devices that can prove their identity and software state.

Time-Limited Certificates

Issue content certificates bound to hardware, so access expires as intended and cannot be transferred.

Key Protection

Hold content decryption keys inside tamper-resistant hardware, out of reach of software attacks.

Device Attestation

Let a service verify a playback device is running approved firmware before releasing content.

capability 01
Our technologies

The trusted computing stack behind Media & Entertainment

Trusted Platform Module (TPM)

TPM ensures rights-protected playback and time-limited content certificates on home streaming servers.

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Device Identifier Composition Engine (DICE)

A lightweight Root of Trust for set-top boxes and streaming devices too constrained for a discrete TPM.

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Cyber Resilient Technologies (CyRes)

Recovery mechanisms that restore playback devices to a trusted state after a compromised firmware update.

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Get involved

The Work Groups shaping media standards

Trusted Platform Module (TPM)

Owns the TPM architecture behind key protection and rights-protected playback.

Infrastructure

Provides the credential framework behind time-limited content certificates.

Attestation

Aligns the attestation models used to verify playback device state.

PC Client

Defines how TCG technologies integrate into consumer client platforms.

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Real Estate & Hospitality

Building automation controllers and front-desk systems benefit from verified firmware and encrypted storage.

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Agriculture & Construction

Remote controllers and heavy equipment operate unattended, where firmware integrity and recovery matter most.

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Automotive

Implementing a hardware RoT via TPMs secures each Electronic Control Unit (ECU) by anchoring boot integrity and enforcing firmware authenticity.

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Aerospace

Aerospace platforms such as aircraft, satellites, and ground stations benefit from layered hardware and firmware security.

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Healthcare

Medical devices and hospital networks demand strict firmware integrity and patient-data confidentiality.

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Finance

Banks and trading platforms require airtight record security and endpoint authenticity.

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