Learn about implementing the Security Protocol and Data Model (SPDM) over TCP transport in this technical presentation from Intel engineers. Explore TCP connection establishment models, new SPDM request/response messages designed specifically for TCP use cases, and practical applications. Gain insights into how SPDM version 1.3 enables critical security capabilities like authentication, attestation, event logging, session key establishment, and event notification between endpoints. Understand the transport-binding specifications that allow SPDM implementation across different protocols including MCTP, PCIe, and CXL, with a specific focus on TCP binding requirements and considerations.
Security Protocol and Data Model (SPDM) for TCP Transport - Implementation and Use Cases
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Overview
Syllabus
SPDM for TCP
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Open Compute Project
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