Why Confidential Computing
Cloud computing allows organizations of all sizes to achieve cost savings. Through the implementation of confidential computing, sensitive information remains protected throughout its entire life cycle, from leaving a company's premises to entering the cloud infrastructure.
Confidential cloud computing ensures end-to-end protection, minimizes reliance on processors and their vendors, and reduces the level of trust required in the software stack. As a result, even if adversaries attempt to intercept network transmission, access disk storage, or infiltrate main memory, they cannot access the data as they are all encrypted.
While the advantages of using our solution can vary across different platforms, it's important to highlight the following key benefits in general:
Robust Security Protections
Even in the face of compromised BIOS, Virtual Machine Manager (VMM), OS, and drivers, Hardware secure enclave can still protect your application against:
Kernel-space exploits
Malicious insider attacks
Accidental privilege misuse
UEFI firmware exploits
Other root attacks attempt to infiltrate and corrupt the network and system.
The enhanced security and reduced attack surface make it harder for adversaries to exploit vulnerabilities.
Reliable Privacy Protections
The code within the enclave remains secure and inaccessible even if an attacker gains full execution control over the platform.
The memory protections provided by hardware secure enclave thwart memory bus snooping, memory tampering, and cold-boot attacks on data stored in RAM.
The confidentiality and integrity of data, program code, and protocol messages are never compromised or de-anonymized.
Zero-Trust Infrastructure
The trusted computing base of the parent application is minimized to the smallest possible footprint.
Migrating to a (public) cloud environment while maintaining the trust and security of the own on-premise infrastructure.
Easy to Deploy
In any hosting environment, irrespective of geographical location and platform.
Out-of-the-box deployment support. One small step for a developer, one giant leap for a zero-trust infrastructure.
Comply with Regulations
Privacy export regulation, such as Schrems-II.
Better TOMs (Technical and Organizational Measures).
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