Trusted Computing Group

Want to know TCG member Thorsten Stremlau's prediction for the biggest security trend of 2026? You can read it in the latest issue of Revista SIC-Ediciones Coda by visiting their website - Thorsten's contribution is on page 129: https://lnkd.in/ep8bzR9p

On 3 March, Marketing Co-Chair of the Trusted Computing Group, Thorsten Stremlau, will participate in a webinar hosted by IoT Insider, titled, ‘Protecting Businesses Against the Quantum Threat. Attendees will learn how quantum computers could render current cryptographic methods vulnerable, why IoT devices are particularly exposed due to long lifecycles and constrained hardware, and what “harvest now, decrypt later” attacks mean for sensitive data. Key discussion points include: ➡️Understanding the quantum threat and its impact on IoT security ➡️Practical steps for building crypto agility and future-proofing connected devices ➡️Managing secure firmware updates, device identity, and data-in-transit protection in a post-quantum world ➡️Case studies and examples of organisations proactively preparing for quantum risk Join Thorsten alongside other leading quantum experts from 9:00AM EST. Register using this link: https://lnkd.in/euuJYdHa

In our latest video, we speak to PC Client Work Group Co-Chair Amy Nelson regarding the work TCG is doing in respect to post quantum cryptography (PQC). Watch the full video on YouTube here: https://lnkd.in/eEy2qr2c #PostQuantumCryptography #SecurityStandards #TrustedComputing

Want to know how our Technical Committee is aiding our migration to PQC algorithms? In our latest video, Joshua Schiffman explains how TCG is updating its technologies in order to adhere to the era of PQC. Joshua details why the work of the TC is vital to these efforts, ensuring consistency and conformity across all specifications. Watch in full on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eGdNaTMw

In this week's special episode of the 'Inside Trusted Computing Podcast', Thorsten Stremlau is joined by Cal Dunnington to go over the findings of the TCG's 'State of PQC Readiness Report'! The survey revealed some interesting insight into the preparations businesses are engaging in ahead of full PQC migration, including the staggering fact that 91% of businesses do not have a migration roadmap in place. Listen to the full episode here: Spotify - https://lnkd.in/edyB-zuf YouTube - https://lnkd.in/e8xZV6GN Apple Podcasts - https://lnkd.in/eJbMuXye

A big thank you to everyone who attended our Members Meeting and JRF workshop this week - whether in person or virtually! Significant, outstanding progress has been made across our Work Groups this week, and we'd like to thank our JRF representatives for organizing such an insightful workshop detailing the areas of security pivotal to Japan. We look forward to welcoming everyone back to our next Members Meeting in June.

Our final presentation of the workshop is being delivered by Mr. Nagata Atsushi, TCG-JRF Co-Chair and NEC! The presentation details the benefits of being a TCG member, and the different ways businesses can participate in our activities, including how to become a member.

In our next presentation, Jeff Andersen is explaining to attendees the ways in which AI is changing the concept of attestation, and the latter's role in mitigating the risks of rollback attacks and rogue insiders, while providing transparency to users.

Following a short break, Supply Chain Security Co-Chair Dr. Joshua Schiffman is now delivering an insightful presentation on the ways TCG technologies can resolve supply chain concerns. Joshua is also detailing the ways these technologies can be mapped to key regulatory frameworks and compliance standards.

In the second TCG presentation of the workshop, TPM Co-Chair Chris Fenner is providing insights into PQC composite signatures and key encapsulations! Attendees are learning how to combine a post-quantum key with a classical key to mitigate the risks of migrating to new implementations of cryptographic algorithms.