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Trustworthy computing

The term trustworthy computing (TwC) has been applied to computing systems that are inherently secure, available, and reliable. It is particularly associated with the Microsoft initiative of the same name, launched in 2002.

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InternetWindows 95Web browserOnline serviceThe Microsoft Network (MSN)
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Microsoft and Trustworthy Computing

Bill GatesCraig MundieCode RedNimdaKlez
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SecureMicrosoft
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Trustworthy computing

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Avg. degree1.9
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Trustworthy computing → ACM PressThe Controversy, Bill Gates, Catherine Flick, Committee, Corp, Corporate Open Source Enlightenment, Craig Mundie, Cyberspace, Information Systems TrustworthinessTrustworthy Computing, January, Managing Trusted Computing Platforms, Microsoft, Microsoft Employees, MicrosoftTrustworthy Computing, Paul Ferris, SydneyEmail, The Age, TPM, Trusted Computing, Trusted Computing GroupWave Systems
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Trustworthy computing → Bill Gates, Business Integrity, Code Red, Easter, Four, January, Klez, Microsoft, Microsoft CTO, Microsoft's, Mundie, Nimda, Office, Privacy, Reliability, Security, Senior Vice President Craig, Slammer, The, The Trustworthy Computing

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microsoft computing trustworthy systems launched 2002 internet windows 1995 bill gates security initiative secure wave microsoft's web report trust cyberspace

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Trustworthy computingrelated to External linksTrusted Computing GroupWave Systems0.60section
Trustworthy computingrelated to External linksCorp0.60section
Trustworthy computingrelated to External linksManaging Trusted Computing Platforms0.60section
Trustworthy computingrelated to External linksTPM0.60section
Trustworthy computingrelated to External linksThe Age0.60section
Trustworthy computingrelated to External linksCorporate Open Source Enlightenment0.60section
Trustworthy computingrelated to External linksPaul Ferris0.60section
Trustworthy computingrelated to External linksACM PressThe Controversy0.60section
Trustworthy computingrelated to External linksTrusted Computing0.60section
Trustworthy computingrelated to External linksCatherine Flick0.60section
Trustworthy computingrelated to External linksUniversity0.60section
Trustworthy computingrelated to External linksSydneyEmail0.60section

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