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Standardising Confidential Computing
Trusted Execution Environments have been around for a while now and keep evolving. As support for confidential computing is included in more commodity platform, standardising this approach is becoming increasingly important to accelerate updake. This is part one of a...
Confidential Quartet: comparing confidential computing platforms
Awesome AI start-up offers a proprietary algorithm for voice recognition. Health-hero hospital collected a large set of patient interviews audio recordings; it needs to transcribe and index them to define a new treatment protocol for an elusive rare condition. They...
Intel SGX vs TDX: what is the difference?
Intel has been a pioneer in Confidential Computing by introducing Software Guard Extensions - better known as SGX - as early as 2013. It continues this trend with the upcoming Trusted Domain Extensions or TDX. But when it comes to Intel SGX vs Intel TDX, what is the...
Security of Confidential Computing in Open Infrastructure
Confidential computing isolates data and code in a secure domain during processing. This secure domain - also called a Trusted Execution Environment - is created using a combination of firmware and hardware features. In this post, we review the security...
Confidential Computing on IBM Protected Execution Facility
This year's EuroSys conference included papers with significant contributions to the growing field of Confidential Computing. This blog post reviews Confidential Computing on IBM Protected Execution Facility (PEF). It follows the...
Review of the ENISA cybersecurity cloud-certification scheme
In December 2020, the European Union Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) launched a public consultation on a new candidate cybersecurity certification scheme. ENISA's primary goal with this is to "enhance trust in cloud services across Europe". The...