Meets the requirement that Windows 10 personal computers equipped with TPM 2.0 be implemented

Infineon now protects data, devices, and networks in IoT applications with certified security solutions. Based on the latest TPM 2.0 standard, Infineon's OPTIGA™ Trusted Platform Module (TPM) has received accredited computer security certification.

The German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) has certified this device as meeting Common Criteria EAL4+. Common Criteria certification is an independent third-party certification that helps system and equipment manufacturers choose trustworthy solutions.
By certifying its security solutions, Infineon is able to support the upcoming Windows 10 personal computer requirement to be equipped with TPM 2.0. As the latest version of the internationally recognized TPM standard (ISO/IEC 11889:2015), it meets the growing security needs of IoT devices.

TPM 2.0 protects IoT systems

Trusted Computing, based on TPM “root of trust” hardware, protects devices such as gateways and routers used in smart homes, mobile devices, industrial and automotive systems, and more.

“Infineon already provides embedded security for more than 350 million connected devices,” said Juergen Spaenkuch, Vice President and General Manager of Infineon. “Being the first company to offer a Common Criteria certified TPM 2.0 device once again demonstrates Infineon’s market leadership and technological innovation, opening the door to new markets. In particular, the demand for hardware-based security is rapidly expanding beyond traditional computing into the rapidly emerging IoT sector.”