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The organization should ensure that a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) is installed on all laptops inorder to enable built-in Full Disk Encryption (FDE). TPM is a hardware-based security chip that storesencryption keys and helps to protect data from malicious attacks. It is important to ensure that theTPM is properly configured and enabled in order to get the most out of FDE.

TPM is a hardware-based security component that provides a secure storage area for cryptographic keys, secure measurements of the system state, and other security-related functions. It is commonly used in conjunction with FDE solutions to protect data on laptops and other devices. FDE works by encrypting the entire contents of a disk, including the operating system, applications, and user data. When a device is powered on, FDE requires authentication, typically through a pre-boot authentication process, to unlock the encrypted disk and allow the operating system to boot. TPM plays a crucial role in FDE by securely storing encryption keys and providing hardware-based security features. It ensures that encryption keys are protected from unauthorized access and helps prevent tampering with the encryption process.

A Trusted Platform Module (TPM) is a chip included with many laptops and some mobile devices, and it provides full disk encryption, a secure boot process, and supports remote attestation. TPMs have an encryption key burned into them that provides a hardware root of trust.

This test is literally an acronym vocabulary test along with a few checks to make sure you know most of your common ports.

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The most common task associated with a TPM is FDE, or Full-Disk Encryption

A. TPM (Trusted Platform Module)