A SNIA event
September 15-17, 2025

SPDM 1.3 and Beyond

Thu Sep 21 | 8:15am
Location:
Salon VI, Salon VII
Abstract

DMTF has released SPDM version 1.3, with a number of enhancements to the protocol. These include: - Support for multiple keys - Event notification - Improvements in measurement handling - A hash-extended measurement mechanism - Endpoint identification - Even more support for extensibility by industry partners Status of libspdm, an open source implementation of the SPDM protocol on github. These changes enable new capabilities to be built on top of SPDM to enable a variety of solutions. Work on SPDM v1.4 is already underway. This presentation will include a preview of SPDM v1.4 work and other exciting developments happening in DMTF.

Learning Objectives

  • The major new features in SPDM v1.3
  • How SPDM v1.3 enables an even broader variety of solutions
  • Plans for future DMTF security standards, including an SPDM to TCP/IP Binding, and an SPDM to Storage Binding

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Chandra Nelogal
Dell Technologies
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