On 12 November 2026, EnactTrust CEO Dimi Tomov gives the keynote Locking down the Edge: How NVIDIA and OEMs Use TPM 2.0 to Secure Physical AI & Meet EU CRA requirements at electronica 2026, as part of the Cyber Resilience track.
The talk
Edge and Physical AI systems must guarantee the secure and safe execution of compute tasks. To solve this, NVIDIA builds Trusted Platform Modules (TPM 2.0) directly into its enterprise-ready platform for physical AI, the IGX Thor. The commercial ecosystem has fully adopted this hardware-backed approach. Lenovo and Wincomm released new ruggedized, industrial edge AI computers featuring discrete TPM 2.0 solutions to ensure regulatory compliance and data security.
The talk provides specific details on how TPM 2.0 protects Physical AI while remaining accessible. It covers advanced security guarantees beyond basic key storage, including authenticated bus communications and hardware tamper defenses, and maps these hardware capabilities directly to EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) compliance.
Key takeaways
- Mapping Edge AI security needs to TPM 2.0 capabilities
- Matching advanced TPM 2.0 features to Physical AI requirements
- Mitigating physical tampering and bus-level attacks on edge hardware
- Meeting EU CRA requirements with TPM 2.0
Session details
- Date: 12 November 2026
- Time: 11:30 - 12:00
- Location: Hall C5, C5.100
- Track: Cyber Resilience
- Format: Keynote, English
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More about the session and the speaker is on our electronica 2026 page, and the official listing is on electronica.de.