Atmel® Corporation is providing dual support of its Trusted Platform Modules (TPM) and Biometric FingerChip® solutions within the Softex OmniPass PC Security Client. Now, using OmniPass from Softex, Atmel offers a single supplier integrated solution for the PC market that provides the powerful benefits of both the TPM and FingerChip sensor. Atmel can supply OEMs/ODMs with different combinations of the TPM and FingerChip families to meet almost any convenience or security point. The TPM offers the very highest security level, and a completely embedded and secure processing environment, ensuring complete privacy and security of a user’s personal data, biometric data, and associated passwords and secrets. ![[end]](/resources/bullet/archive-4.gif)
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