Retail, Logistics & Transportation
Point-of-sale systems, fleet-management servers, and parcel-tracking terminals benefit from TCG safeguards.
Thousands of endpoints, none of them supervised
Cardholder data
Point-of-sale terminals handle payment data in stores with no on-site security staff.
Devices in motion
Handheld scanners and telematics units travel constantly, often outside any managed network.
Supply chain provenance
Customers increasingly expect proof that a tracked product is genuine, end to end.
Where Trusted Computing Makes a Difference
Cardholder Data
Kiosk and Signage Integrity
RFID and Tracking Devices
Handheld Scanners
Telematics Recovery
Supply Chain Provenance
Cardholder Data
Encrypt cardholder data on point-of-sale terminals with keys held in tamper-resistant hardware.
Kiosk and Signage Integrity
Prevent malware from persisting on digital signage and inventory kiosks through verified boot.
RFID and Tracking Devices
Protect RFID gate controllers and compact tracking devices with a low-footprint Root of Trust.
Handheld Scanners
Continuously attest firmware on handheld scanners and telematics units deployed in the field.
Telematics Recovery
Restore in-vehicle telematics and warehouse robotics after firmware corruption, without a site visit.
Supply Chain Provenance
Authenticate supply-chain devices so customers can rely on genuine product tracking data.
The trusted computing stack behind Retail, Logistics & Transportation
Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
TPM-based encryption secures cardholder data on POS terminals. Secure boot prevents malware on digital signage or inventory kiosks.
Device Identifier Composition Engine (DICE)
DICE protects RFID-gate controllers and compact tracking devices.
Cyber Resilient Technologies (CyRes)
CyRes restores in-vehicle telematics or warehouse robotics after firmware corruption.
Platform Certificates
Platform certificates authenticate supply-chain devices, assuring customers of genuine product tracking.
Reference Integrity Manifest (RIM)
FIM/RIM continuously attests firmware on handheld scanners and telematics units.
The Work Groups shaping retail and logistics standards
Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
Owns the TPM architecture behind cardholder data protection on payment terminals.
Device Identifier Composition Engine (DICE)
Develops the lightweight Root of Trust used in RFID controllers and compact trackers.
Cyber Resilient Technologies (CyRes)
Defines the recovery requirements behind telematics and robotics restoration.
Internet of Things (IoT)
Applies TCG technologies to connected devices across stores and warehouses.
Infrastructure
Provides the credential framework behind supply-chain device authentication.
Vehicle Services
Covers the vehicle and mobility architectures behind fleet telematics.
Explore other Industries
Media & Entertainment
Home streaming servers and content delivery platforms rely on hardware-anchored trust to enforce content rights.
Real Estate & Hospitality
Building automation controllers and front-desk systems benefit from verified firmware and encrypted storage.
Agriculture & Construction
Remote controllers and heavy equipment operate unattended, where firmware integrity and recovery matter most.
Automotive
Implementing a hardware RoT via TPMs secures each Electronic Control Unit (ECU) by anchoring boot integrity and enforcing firmware authenticity.
Aerospace
Aerospace platforms such as aircraft, satellites, and ground stations benefit from layered hardware and firmware security.
Healthcare
Medical devices and hospital networks demand strict firmware integrity and patient-data confidentiality.
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