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Welcome to the Trusted Computing Group's newsletter! Stay current with TCG activities, including recent case study releases, news items and upcoming events.
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Security Automation Architect's Guide Now Available
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Security automation enables network and security systems to provide dynamic, responsive protection with automated handling of routine security tasks, allowing administrators to focus on critical areas such as threat analysis and policy development. This streamlined approach to enterprise security improves efficiency and reduces cost, and enhances an organization's ability to monitor and respond to increasing and targeted network attacks.
This Architect's Guide shows enterprise architects how they can design and deploy successful automated security solutions based on the open Trusted Network Connect (TNC) architecture and standards along with interoperable compliance establishment through Security Content Automation Protocol (SCAP).
To read the entire Security Automation Architect's Guide download it
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Hear from the Experts: Security Automation Webinar
The TCG will be hosting a webinar to discuss the topic of Security Automation and the newest Architect's Guide in May 2013. Speakers to include Steve Hanna of Juniper Networks and Dave Waltermire of NIST. Stay tuned for more information.
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TCG Attends RSA Conference 2013
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TCG hosted its annual seminar, Trusted Computing: Billions of Endpoints Secured in 10 Years, on Monday, February 25, 2013, as part of the RSA Conference USA 2013. Over 500 were in attendance and the room was standing room only for much of the day.
The seminar included a keynote from the CISO of Los Angeles, Robert Pittman, and three panel sessions. The keynote addressed the top 10 security challenges of his sprawling organization and the important role of industry standards. The first panel session, led by Paul Roberts of Security Ledger, focused on APTs and recent NIST directives related to the hardware root of trust with panelists from Dell, DMI, Microsoft and Wave Systems. The second panel session, let by Phil Schacter of Gartner, focused on network security, critical infrastructure and BYOD with panelists from The Boeing Company, NSA and NIST. The third panel session, led by Eric Ogren of The Ogren Group, focused on protecting content from unauthrorized access with panelists from Barnabas Health, Lenovo, NSA, and Samsung.
The panels were interspersed with demonstrations hosted by TCG member companies, including Absolute Software, Asguard Networks, Fraunhofer SIT, Hirsch Identive, Infoblox, Juniper Networks, Lumeta, Microsoft, MITRE, NCP Engineering, Nokia, Samsung, Wave Systems and WInMagic.
The TCG has posted videos from the seminar along with supporting reference material here.
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Connect with Trusted Computing Group on LinkedIn
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With its focus on professionals and growing number of discussion groups, LinkedIn is a great tool for sharing information, discussing topics and how-tos, and getting feedback on the industry. The new Trusted Computing Group discussion area has been growing quickly as vendors and users find us and start discussions about the Trusted Platform Module, upcoming events, and information assurance and cyber-security.If you are on LinkedIn already, you can search for us under "groups" and join or click here to access the page directly.
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Industry News
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RSA 2013: Standards Core to LA County Security Strategy
Standards are the key to a successful security strategy, says Robert Pittman, chief information security officer of Los Angeles County. All LA County IT security policies correspond to industry-recognized certifications, standards and best practices, he told the Trusted Computing Group session at RSA Conference 2013 in San Francisco. ...read more.
At 10, Trusted Computing Group Sees a New World of Threats
The Trusted Computing Group, and industry security standards organization, is celebrating its 10th anniversary at this week's RSA security conference. Best know for the Trusted Platform Module (TOM) security chip, the organization more recently has published specs for integrating network security information in the government's ...read more.
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Featured Press Release
Trusted Computing Group Commends National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) on Mobile Security Recomendations
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Trusted Computing Group (TCG), which enables security in more than 1.7 billion endpoints, has commended the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) on its recommendations to base security for mobile devices in a hardware-base root of trust (RoT). The agency issued Special Publication 800-164 "Guidelines on Hardware-Rooted Security in Mobile Devices" ...read more.
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Upcoming Events
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SNW Spring 2013 April 2-4, 2013 Orlando, FL DESIGN West 2013 Conference April 22-25, 2013 San Jose McEnry Convention Center The 2013 CyberSecurity Innovation Forum June 10-13, 2013 Baltimore Convention Center it-sa October 8-10, 2013 Nuremberg, Germany View All Upcoming Events |
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Our Mission
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The Trusted Computing Group (TCG) is a not-for-profit organization formed to develop, define and promote open, vendor-neutral, global industry standards, supportive of a hardware-based root of trust, for interoperable trusted computing platforms.
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