Description

Trusted End Node Security, also known as Trusted Computing, is a security approach designed to protect data and networks from malicious attacks and unauthorized access. It uses hardware-based authentication, encryption, and secure boot to protect the integrity and confidentiality of data stored on the endpoint device. The Trusted End Node Security app (or website) provides a secure, isolated environment for the user to access their data and applications. It uses a combination of hardware and software, including a trusted platform module (TPM) to create a secure computing environment. The TPM stores and manages encryption keys, which are used to encrypt data and ensure that it is only accessible to authorized users. This approach helps protect against malicious attacks such as malware, phishing, and advanced persistent threats. It also helps to protect against data leakage and unauthorized access. In addition, Trusted End Node Security can be used to control access to privileged applications and data, as well as to limit user activities on the endpoint device.

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