Application Encryption with Trusted Platform Module to Implement Standards in Windows 11 Environment

Trusted Platform Module (further TPM) was conceived as a low-cost chip that was first integrated into the processor and then became part of the motherboard. The controller works like a micro-computer. It accepts commands, responds to them, and also stores and issues information. The functionality of TPM is focused on user security: if an application entrusts a TPM password, then the module can make this password available only to the process where it was originally stored; the module is able to evaluate the state of the hardware configuration and enter the software running on the PC, determining the safety of a familiar environment. TPM can store file data both in its original form and encrypted using public key cryptography, and is also capable of creating signatures.