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Posted On: 04/06/2018 7:14:29 AM
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$SFOR into Intel TPM @ the request of Large DoD contractor that actually insisted of using TPM. Jump on to 33m and listen to first webinar @ https://bit.ly/2EWiIWJ
Attendees of above webinar @ https://bit.ly/2BUfgZY & https://bit.ly/2qbN1hL
Also http://bit.ly/2GgUFBI Ref from the above Webinar for DISA ( Jan 2018 )
Note from 10Q: SFOR is working with both Hardware & Software Manufacture
Onboard TPM offers a protected microcontroller security chip for safeguarding internal data structures against real world threats. This ensures encryption keys, passwords, documents, drivers, and computer system, and digital certificates remains safe from external attacks, physical theft, and other types of intrusion.
From SFOR/ACS KTLS Document - US DoD Requirement http://jmp.sh/1t5uBFT
Attendees of above webinar @ https://bit.ly/2BUfgZY & https://bit.ly/2qbN1hL
Also http://bit.ly/2GgUFBI Ref from the above Webinar for DISA ( Jan 2018 )
Note from 10Q: SFOR is working with both Hardware & Software Manufacture
Onboard TPM offers a protected microcontroller security chip for safeguarding internal data structures against real world threats. This ensures encryption keys, passwords, documents, drivers, and computer system, and digital certificates remains safe from external attacks, physical theft, and other types of intrusion.
From SFOR/ACS KTLS Document - US DoD Requirement http://jmp.sh/1t5uBFT
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