The Trusted Computing Group (TCG) has extended its efforts in trusted computing to the development and promotion of the TNC architecture and standards, an open architecture to enhance endpoint integrity and network access control that establishes and enforces security policies before endpoints connect regardless of connection method in multi-vendor environments. Since its announcement in 2003, the Trusted Computing Group has created work groups to address the desktop host, mobile devices and PDAs, servers, storage, peripherals, infrastructure and other issues. Through the Trusted Network Connect Sub Group, the TCG addresses the security and integrity of networks by creating mechanisms to prevent untrusted devices from connecting to and/or disrupting a network.
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