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Gokite-Atmel&NTRU targeting embedded space with TPM at Embedded Systems Conference in Sept. 2005

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ATMEL-
SEC-500] Overview of the Trusted Platform, the Trusted Platform Module and Applications
Speaker: Kevin Schutz (Product Manager, Atmel Corp)
Time/Date: Monday (September 12, 2005) 9:00am — 10:30am
Submission Proposal History: New
Formats: 90-Minute Class
Key Takeaways
Learn basic security terms, definition of the Trusted Platform, architecture of the Trusted Platform Module and design considerations
Audience level: Introductory
Prerequisites
n/a
Presentation Abstract
Security is a key issue for connected embedded systems that are susceptible to malware and other attacks and in many cases, have sensitive data or limited access that should be protected. Learn about the concepts of trust and Trusted Platforms and get a review of basic security terms. The session will review the architecture of the Trusted Platform Module component and its application in embedded systems with examples of system design shown. There also will be discussion of development of software for these systems.
Track: Embedded Security Seminar

NTRU-
[SEC-503] Writing Trusted Applications for Embedded Systems
Speaker: William Whyte (Director of Products & Services, NTRU)
Time/Date: Monday (September 12, 2005) 2:30pm — 3:30pm
Submission Proposal History: New
Formats: 60-Minute Class
Key Takeaways
Learn how to write applications for embedded trusted systems and key attributes of these systems.
Audience level: Intermediate
Prerequisites
Overview of Trusted Computing recommended.
Presentation Abstract
Embedded devices with the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) can store digital certificates, keys and passwords and enable strong authentication, data protection, access control, secure VPN and peer-to-peer networks and safer commerce transactions. This class teaches how to develop applications for these usages to build on the TPM. Developers will learn about the open spec called the Trusted Software Stack and available tools and techniques for writing trusted applications, as well as a short overview of the TPM and its capabilities in embedded systems.
Track: Embedded Security Seminar