Confidential computing won’t save you from data breaches—but it can help

A Google exec and a Stevens Institute director lay out the potential and the pitfalls of this emerging cloud computing technology for data protection.

Data privacy and security is a minefield. A cybersecurity team can deploy layers of encryption, firewalls, and anti-malware to protect their organization, but a savvy hacker needs only one loosely defended entry point to wreak havoc.

With well-organized hacking groups able to take servers offline for days or even weeks—as seen at the end of January, when LockBit forced Ion Trading to shut down a key futures trading service using ransomware—privacy-enhancing technologies have been touted as a

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