Mocana and Winbond to Present IoT and Trust Security at electronica Industrial IoT Forum
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 16, 2018 – Trusted Computing Group (TCG) and members Mocana, OnBoard Security and Wibu-Systems will demonstrate available and proven ways to secure the devices, data and networks of the IoT and embedded systems at electronica Nov. 13-16, 2018.
In the event’s Industrial Internet Forum, Hall C3, stand 534, Nov 14-16, 10:00 – 13:00, TCG members Keao Caindec, Mocana and Nir Tasher, Winbond, will present on the TCG Device Identifier Composition Engine (DICE) and securing industrial systems and data using the Trusted Platform Module (TPM).
TCG will partner with Embedded Computing Design in Stand C3-509 in the Embedded area, where members will talk to attendees and show them how to use key concepts of the root of trust for IoT security.
Mocana will demonstrate the use of the TPM to protect industrial control systems (ICS) and the IoT from cyberattacks by implementing the Trusted Platform Module 2.0 technologies to ensure the highest level of authentication assurance using a hardware-based, cryptographic root of trust.
OnBoard Security will show its TrustSentinel™ TSS 2.0 middleware running on a Raspberry Pi board with a TPM daughter card, which will encrypt and decrypt files using RSA, sign a file and check signatures, generate and check hash values, and seal/unseal secrets to the PCRs.
Wibu-Systems will demonstrate protecting IP in the IoT. Its CodeMeter software license lifecycle management can also be seamlessly integrated in back office processes to further enhance the monetization process and significantly reduce the bottom-line costs related to logistic and service aspects.
TCG also will offer information about using the TPM, TCG Software Stack, Device Identifier Composition Engine (DICE) and its other technologies to protect IoT data, devices and networks.
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