Current trusted computing standards can be found in which of the following?

The correct choice is based on the established framework of recognized standards designed to evaluate and enhance the security properties of computing systems. The Common Criteria, identified as ISO Standard 15408, provides a comprehensive set of guidelines and methodologies for assessing the security of information technology products and systems. This standard is widely recognized and used internationally, enabling different parties to assess and ensure that products meet specific security requirements.

Common Criteria outlines a structured process where products can be evaluated against a predefined set of security requirements, known as Protection Profiles. This formalized evaluation process helps various stakeholders, including developers, consumers, and governmental agencies, to establish a common understanding of security measures and to ensure that products meet specific security standards before being deployed.

The other options may refer to related documents or concepts but do not represent the established standards recognized internationally for trusted computing evaluations.