BTW, henceforth, when doing what passes for DD, I am going to refrain from quoting Wave Management.
It's not that I don't have faith in them. I tihnk they've done a remarkable job of keeping the company afloat while the market came to them. It's just that there are two types of posters/lurkers on this board...those that are 100% behind Wave management (and it doesn't matter WHAT I post as far as they are concerned) and those that think Wave management is a tribe of useless greedy morons (and it doesn't matter WHAT I post as far as they are concerned).
I'm some what in the middle, moving toward the 100% behind camp (with some notable exceptions, I think management is doing a bang up job)
So, to start, and in the spirit exploring the growing Trusted computing market...from khilo's post:
“The Trusted Platform Module standard as developed by TCG is gaining rapid acceptance in the desktop world for robust hardware based security.” said Greg Powell, President and CEO at Valicore. “Extensions currently being developed for mobile and embedded systems are logical extensions of the TPM concept and are essential to address security and privacy concerns posed by the proliferation of device interconnections. We are pleased to be working with the stellar set of partners that are members of TCG,"
"Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. - Carl Sagan
