Zero Trust: Running Confidential Computing Containers @RedHatOpen
Zero Trust: Running Confidential Computing Containers  @RedHatOpen
Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 21 minutes ago
Presenters: Samuel Ortiz, Intel

Today’s containers run in wildly heterogeneous environments. When deployed on multi-tenant clouds, they can span across nodes, regions, and multiple Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) while sharing CSP-owned resources between tenants. In such hostile environments, protecting containers data and code is a challenge and requires full trust on the CSP stack. Confidential computing leverages emerging hardware technologies to protect cloud code and data at rest, in transit and in use, allowing tenants to trust no one but themselves.
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