Amy Nelson, Chair of PC Client work group at Trusted Computing Group

Chair of PC Client work group at Trusted Computing Group

Amy Nelson chairs the PC Client Work Group and the Security Evaluation Work Group at TCG. Amy has previously been responsible for architectural requirements for Trusted Platform Module (TPM), encryption hardware. Amy participates in assurance activities within FIPS 140-2 and FIPS 201 and Common Criteria, serving as an editor for the TCG PC Client Specific Protection Profile for TPM 2.0, chairing working groups performing reviews of TCG specifications for FIPS and CC compliance issues. Amy is a Distinguished Engineer for Dell Technologies with 25 years’ experience in the PC industry and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Texas Tech University.

Connecting tracks and microchips showing supply chain attacks

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Securing Supply Chains Against the Threat of Attacks

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