How to Protect Data with Confidential Computing and Zero Trust | InTechnology | Intel

In this What That Means video, Camille talks with Ron Perez, Intel Fellow and Chief Security Architect for the Intel Office of the CTO. They get into the definitions of confidential computing and trusted execution environments, how data functions within those environments, how to make cloud computing more secure with confidential computing, using confidential computing to improve security without compromising user experience, and much more.
Video originally published May 2022, when InTechnology was previously known as Cyber Security Inside.
0:00 Introductions
0:42 Ron’s role as Chief Security Architect
3:55 Biggest security threats on the horizon
5:47 Moving away from siloed networks
6:42 Confidential computing vs. zero trust
8:26 Securing data in use
9:51 Why homomorphic encryption is performance-intensive
11:02 Trusted execution environments
12:26 Intel Software Guard Extensions (SGX)
14:07 Why we need confidential computing and trusted execution environments for servers
16:10 Confidentiality, integrity, and availability
18:25 Protecting data in the cloud
20:35 Intel Trust Domain Extensions (TDX) & virtual machines (VMs)
24:47 Comparing TDX vs. SGX
27:34 When to use TDX or SGX
28:16 Wrap-up
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