Intel Safer Computing Initiative Building Blocks for Trusted Computing

David Grawrock

ISBN 10: 0976483262 / ISBN 13: 9780976483267

Published by Intel Press, 2006

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Intel Safer Computing Initiative Building Blocks for Trusted Computing
• Publisher: Intel Press
• Publication Date: 2006
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0976483262
• ISBN 13: 9780976483267
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: good

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Synopsis

Building Blocks for Trusted Computing With the ever-increasing connectivity of home and business computers, it is essential that developers understand how the Intel Safer Computing Initiative can provide critical security building blocks to better protect the PC computing environment. Security capabilities need to be carefully evaluated before delivery into the marketplace. Intel is committed to delivering security capabilities in a responsible manner for end users and the ecosystem. A highly versatile set of hardware-based security enhancements, code-named LaGrande Technology (LT), will be supported on Intel processors and chipsets to help enhance PC platforms. This book covers the fundamentals of LT and key Trusted Computing concepts such as security architecture, cryptography, trusted computer base, and trusted channels. Highlights include: History of trusted computing and definitions of key concepts, Comprehensive overview of protections that are provided by LaGrande Technology, * Case study showing how access to memory is the focal point of an attack Protection methods for execution, memory, storage, input, and graphics * How the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) supports attestation In this concise book, the lead security architect for Intel's next-generation security initiative provides critical information you need to evaluate Trusted Computing for use on today's PC systems and to prepare your designs to respond to future threats.