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The Trusted Computing Group has established specific benchmarks for Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) readiness within Trusted Platform Modules, distinguishing between fully ready and upgradable designs. This guidance provides a critical framework for validating vendor claims regarding quantum-safe hardware security and ensures that platform identities and attestation mechanisms can withstand future cryptographic threats. By standardizing these requirements, the industry gains a clear path to maintaining long-term hardware trust as quantum capabilities emerge.
TCG Defines Requirements for PQC-Ready Trusted Platform Modules

Insider Brief Press release – Businesses have been provided a clear benchmark for judging whether electronic device vendors’ claims of protection against quantum enabled attacks are valid, through new guidance released today from the Trusted Computing Group. TCG’s requirements for Trusted Platform Modules (TPMs) enables companies to request clear evidence from vendors that their products genuinely […]
The Trusted Computing Group (TCG) has issued guidance defining requirements for determining whether Trusted Platform Modules (TPMs) are ready for post-quantum cryptography. The guidance identifies TCG PC Client Platform TPM Profile (PTP) 1.07 as the baseline for a PQC-ready TPM and defines separate “PQC-ready” and “PQC-upgradable” designations. TCG also plans to expand its certification programs…
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