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The Secure Boot feature in Gen10 servers checks the signature of the firmware drivers and other files to ensure that the firmware is trusted by the operating system.

Gen10 servers use silicon root of trust to validate and detect corrupted firmware, and authentication to block unauthorized updates.

Gen10 servers support data encryption at rest, which uses cryptography on the database housing the data and on the physical storage where the databases are stored.

The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) in Gen10 servers protects firmware by using public and private key encryption.