NIST platform security: roots of trust, firmware and secure enclaves SP 800-193
All1 Introduction2 Platform Architecture3 Principles and Key Concepts4 Firmware Security Guidelines for Platform Devices
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| 1 | Introduction | ||
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Purpose | Modern computing and information technology systems are built upon a variety of hardware components that provide the fundamental capabilities required by the system to operate. Many of these hardware components have firmware and configurati | |
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Audience | The intended audience for this document includes system and platform device vendors of computer systems, including manufacturers of clients, servers and networking devices. The technical guidelines assume readers have expertise in the platf | |
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Applicability and Scope | The goal of this document is to provide principles and guidelines that can support platform resiliency primarily against remote attacks. These principles and guidelines directly apply to the individual devices that make up a platform (see S | |
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Document Structure | The remainder of this document is organized into the following major sections: • Section 2 provides informative material describing platform components and architectures. • Section 3 describes the security principles that form the basis for |
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