Launching A Secure Kernel In A Multiprocessor System

A system comprising:

• a plurality of processors, wherein one of the plurality of processors comprises a master processor and the other processors comprise slave processors;
• a storage medium coupled to the plurality of processors including instructions that enable the system to issue a secure launch comprising a secure enter instruction, via an operating system (OS), on a master processor of a system, construct a spanning tree across the plurality of processors using the master processor, including assignment of a unique identifier to each of the plurality of processors, and launch a trusted agent on the plurality of processors using the spanning tree, including execution of the trusted agent on each of the plurality of processors concurrently in a coordinated single instruction multiple data (SIMD) operation to validate a memory configuration of the system, and compute and store a hash of a secure kernel in a master hub agent of the system.