Using the TPM NVRAM to Protect Secure Boot Keys in POWER9 OpenPOWER Systems
Presents using the TPM NVRAM to Protect Secure Boot Keys in POWER9 OpenPOWER Systems and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
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