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What Is Confidential Computing? Here’s A Great Example

Confidential computing is the next step in securing devices, but what does that mean for you, your data and the world at large? We’ve created a comic book to explain…
By Arm Editorial Team
Confidential Compute Comics

Confidential computing refers to the protection of data in use by performing computation within a hardware-backed secure environment. This shields code and data from observation or modification by privileged software and hardware agents, reducing the burden of trust on a computer’s operating system or hypervisor.

Arm Confidential Compute Architecture

The Arm Confidential Compute Architecture (CCA), introduced in the Armv9 architecture, is the latest in a series of hardware and software architecture innovations designed to extend the broad adoption of confidential computing to every industry sector where microprocessors are in use.

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