World Congress 2026 Europe Jul 9, 2026 Session details

An alternative approach to digital sovereignty: Confidential Computing

Mike Bursell

Who can access your data while it processes in RAM? Discover how confidential computing leverages hardware-based isolation to physically block hypervisor-level extraction and secure your digital sovereignty.

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Understanding national, organizational, and personal digital sovereignty

Defining digital sovereignty across national, corporate, and individual levels highlights the complexities of modern data protection.

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Moving from legal contracts to technical hardware guarantees

Replacing paper agreements with hardware-backed cryptography prevents external entities from accessing highly controlled environments.

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Proving regulatory compliance to auditors and chief officers

Demonstrating technical protections against fast-moving cyber threats meets the strict requirements of regulatory bodies.

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Protecting data in use to prevent administrative exposure

Encrypting data directly in system RAM mitigates risks posed by privileged users traversing virtualized cloud environments.

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Creating trusted execution environments using specialized computing hardware

Utilizing widely available CPUs and GPUs to build trusted execution environments isolates memory pages from hypervisor oversight.

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Isolating agentic artificial intelligence workloads from unauthorized access

Securing sensitive model data and prompts guards against internal administrators and unexpected external breaches.

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Providing confidentiality, integrity, and remote attestation validation

Cryptographic signatures verify software integrity before execution to ensure remote environments contain exactly the correct application.

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Transitioning trust from software policies to central processors

Moving the root of trust away from cloud providers and host operating systems establishes stronger isolation controls.

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Utilizing third-party services for unbiased attestation verification

Employing independent attestation checks eliminates the conflict of interest of relying on internal cloud service reports.

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Meeting national sovereignty requirements using remote execution environments

Using isolated instances in foreign jurisdictions enables the safe processing of region-locked sovereign data.

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Facilitating safe data collaboration via confidential clean rooms

Clean environments permit cross-institutional data analysis without exposing unencrypted raw datasets to competing parties.

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Securing digital supply chains using isolated build environments

Generating provenance proofs natively inside secure hardware guarantees the integrity of continuous software bills of materials.

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Enabling decentralized computing operations with hardware-level trust

Cryptographically assured deployments empower organizations to distribute computing workloads without exposing private administration keys.

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Fostering open-source collaboration for secure computational frameworks

Promoting open-source integration standardizes the implementation of secure computational frameworks across multiple diverse industries.

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Addressing availability, latency overheads, and hardware trust concerns

Exploring infrastructure uptime risks, single-digit processing trade-offs, and strategies to secure native encryption keys.

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