CISSP - Security Architecture and Engineering - Section 3.4
Understand security capabilities of Information Systems such as memory protection, TPM, and encryption/decryption.
Describe the security capabilities provided by TPM, memory protection mechanisms, secure enclaves, and trusted execution environments in modern information systems. Recognise how these hardware-level controls protect against firmware attacks, code injection, and unauthorised access to sensitive data in memory.
TPMmemory protectionsecure enclavetrusted execution environment
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