AOM-TPM-9665V-C

AOM-TPM-9665V-C is a Trusted Platform Module designed to extend platform security by adding a dedicated hardware component for cryptographic operations and key protection. It is intended for systems where hardware-based security and platform integrity are critical.

By offloading key management and selected cryptographic functions to a discrete module, the AOM-TPM-9665V-C helps reduce exposure of sensitive material to the operating system and applications, supporting more robust security architectures.

• Hardware-based key storage – stores cryptographic keys in a dedicated, tamper-resistant component instead of general system memory, helping to protect against software-level attacks.
• Platform integrity support – enables secure measurement and attestation of system components, supporting secure boot and integrity verification workflows where implemented.
• Improved data protection – can be used as a hardware root of trust for encryption, authentication, and access control mechanisms designed to safeguard sensitive data.
• Support for security policies – helps organizations implement stricter security baselines, including separation of duties between hardware and software security functions.
• Integration flexibility – suitable for servers, workstations, and embedded platforms that provide a compatible TPM interface on the motherboard.

Application scenarios

• Server platforms requiring a hardware root of trust for secure boot and firmware integrity validation, where supported by system firmware.
• Workstations used for handling confidential data, where additional protection of authentication and encryption keys is required.
• Industrial and embedded systems that need enhanced resistance to tampering and stronger device identity mechanisms.

Implementation notes

• Verify motherboard and system firmware compatibility with this specific TPM module model before deployment.
• Plan TPM usage as part of a broader security architecture, including OS-level features such as disk encryption, secure boot, and credential protection where available.
• Use in conjunction with appropriate key management and backup procedures to avoid data loss in case of hardware replacement or TPM reset.