TPM

TPM, or Trusted Platform Module, is a small hardware chip in a computer that securely stores sensitive information like encryption keys, passwords, and digital certificates. Its main purpose is to help protect your data and ensure the integrity of your system by preventing unauthorized access and tampering. TPM can verify that your computer's software hasn't been altered and can enable secure functions like encrypting files or protecting login credentials. Think of it as a security vault integrated into your device, offering an extra layer of trust and protection for your digital information.