I don't understand all the bashing of this company. They have managed to stay afloat to the point, where the whole trusted computing concept is either going to be adopted, or not.
The problem today, is that TC is still an untested concept. There is no real world proof that TC has any benefit. Wave is asking me, as an IT manager, CIO, CEO, to put my job on the line, by making a large investment in something where there is no proof that there is a long term benefit.
It doesn't matter how thick the steel of the vault is. There are always multiple ways in. Let's say I put up 10 million to upgrade, and tomorrow there is a blog on the internet explaining how to get around something the TPM is not supposed to allow. Possible? I don't know, but it's something an early adopter needs to think about.
Selling something that might make you money, is a lot easier than selling something that might save you money.
I've been holding eight years, and hope trusted drives make Wave enough money to get to the point where there is massive adoption of the TPM in the network arena. If not, I guess I will have to keep crunching code to pay for my next meal.
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