SPDM
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What is SPDM?
Security Protocol and Data Model (SPDM) is a protocol specification that defines a standardized method for authenticating and securing platform hardware components, such as processors, memory, and peripherals. It allows devices to discover each other, authenticate each other's identities, and establish secure communication channels using cryptographic techniques. It is commonly used to establish a root of trust for platform security.
What other technologies are related to SPDM?
SPDM Complementary Technologies
PLDM
PLDM is a complementary protocol often used alongside SPDM for platform management.
MCTP
MCTP is a transport protocol that can be used with SPDM to provide a communication channel.
OpenBMC
OpenBMC is a baseboard management controller software stack that can use SPDM for secure communication with devices.
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Which job functions commonly mention SPDM?
Firmware Engineer
0.5% of all Firmware Engineer jobs mention SPDM
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Embedded Engineer
0.2% of all Embedded Engineer jobs mention SPDM
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Consultant
24 Consultant jobs mention SPDM
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Engineer
296 Engineer jobs mention SPDM
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Software Engineer
89 Software Engineer jobs mention SPDM
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