Replies to post #45550 on Wave Systems Corp. (fka WAVXQ)

[allman]

HP security ISV partners - RSA and Wave:


http://h18004.www1.hp.com/products/security/partners.html

Wave

When used in conjunction with Wave Systems' EMBASSY® Trust Suite, HP's ProtectTools Embedded Security solution enables more secure and seamless file storage and business transactions. The combined solution from Wave Systems and HP provides customers with stronger PC security that is easy to administer and use, by IT staff and end-users alike.

Wave Systems' Document Manager uses the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) of ProtectTools Embedded Security to provide secure storage and management capabilities for file, folder and drive-level encryption, enhancing the native functionality of HP's solution. This solution easily integrates file encryption into Microsoft Office applications and Microsoft Windows Explorer.

Additionally, ProtectTools Embedded Security is enhanced by Wave Systems' e-SIGN Transaction Management (eTM) Suite™, which ensures the integrity of digitally signed contracts. The eTM suite of services, with SmartSignature® and SmartSAFE™, offers a complete web-based digital signing and document storage solution including digital document creation, digital signatures, and document management and retention. Combining the functionalities of ProtectTools Embedded Security and the eTM Suite enables customers to electronically sign and store legally binding documents. For more information about how to take advantage of these Wave Systems solutions, click here

Wave Systems, a leader in the development of infrastructure and services that enable the deployment and management of trusted computing platforms, is headquartered in Lee, MA, with development centers around the U.S. and in France.

[go-kitesurf]

tampa123, a small change to your bolded paragraph:

HP recognizes that enterprise customers may need to employ a variety of different end-user technologies to maximize IT cost savings. The new HP client systems also can help reduce their total costs by taking advantage of a variety of the latest industry-standard technologies, such as Intel® Pentium® M processors running at up to 2.0 gigahertz, new Intel 915 and 925X Express chipsets, and EM64T (Extended Memory 64 Technology); PCI Express graphics; and advanced security features based on the Trusted Computing Group's Trusted Platform Module.

Someone wake greg up and tell him the TPM is an industry standard.

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tampa123
I think you article indicates that many desktop PC are being
replaced with just a "keyboard+monitor".

Translation:
No Box on desk means no WAVX on desk.IMHO.