Wednesday, September 26, 2012 1:08:09 PM
I hope you're right, but how do we know? Why aren't TPMs mentioned?
Are you saying that this program will use TPMs for device identity on some devices but not on others? For example, on the Mobile Devices page (should be slide 16), it talks about their “PKI capabilities.” We know none of them have TPMs yet.
Didn’t Pricewaterhouse have a whole PKI system in place prior to moving to TPM usage?
If they were getting all set to roll out device identity using TPMs, wouldn’t they be preparing already? In the AFCEA speech Steven indicated that DoD is not even doing the things shown on the final slide. For example, "Key every TPM prior to deployment of the machine." This presumably is because they found out in the NSA trial he mentions that it is much cheaper to do it before deployment - but they're not doing it yet apparently.
Are you saying that this program will use TPMs for device identity on some devices but not on others? For example, on the Mobile Devices page (should be slide 16), it talks about their “PKI capabilities.” We know none of them have TPMs yet.
Didn’t Pricewaterhouse have a whole PKI system in place prior to moving to TPM usage?
If they were getting all set to roll out device identity using TPMs, wouldn’t they be preparing already? In the AFCEA speech Steven indicated that DoD is not even doing the things shown on the final slide. For example, "Key every TPM prior to deployment of the machine." This presumably is because they found out in the NSA trial he mentions that it is much cheaper to do it before deployment - but they're not doing it yet apparently.
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