confidential computing
[kən-ˈfi-ˈden-chəl kəm-ˈpyü-tiŋ]
noun
computação confidencial
1. A security technology that protects data in use by isolating computation in a hardware-based trusted execution environment (TEE), ensuring that data remains encrypted and inaccessible even to the cloud provider or system administrator
Confidential computing allows sensitive financial data to be processed in the cloud while maintaining encryption throughout the computation process.
A computação confidencial permite que dados financeiros sensíveis sejam processados na nuvem mantendo a criptografia durante todo o processo de computação.
2. A computing paradigm that combines hardware security features with software techniques to protect data confidentiality during processing, not just in transit or at rest
Banks are increasingly adopting confidential computing to comply with data protection regulations while leveraging cloud infrastructure.
Os bancos estão adotando cada vez mais a computação confidencial para estar em conformidade com regulamentações de proteção de dados enquanto aproveitam a infraestrutura na nuvem.
Confidential computing is a relatively recent technological advancement (2019+) that emerged from collaborative efforts by major technology companies and the Confidential Computing Consortium. The term is used uniformly in both English and Portuguese-speaking tech communities, particularly in enterprise security, financial services, and cloud computing sectors. It represents a paradigm shift in addressing data privacy concerns in cloud environments, reflecting growing regulatory requirements like GDPR and LGPD (Brazil's data protection law).
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