4. The Next Generation of Cyber Security: Confidential Computing

<p><span class="im">In this episode of Cyber Security Inside, we explore what you need to know about Confidential Computing to protect your data. Our guest, technology analyst Jack Gold shares his insights on</span> protecting your data--at rest, in transit, or in the cloud.</p> <p> </p> <p>Tom Garrison: Hello, and welcome to the Cyber Security Inside podcast. In this podcast, we aim to dig into important aspects of Cyber Security, which can often be highly complex and intimidating and break them down to make them more understandable. We aim to avoid jargon and instead use plain language for thought provoking discussions. Every two weeks, a new podcast will air. We invite you to reach out to us with your questions and ideas for future podcast topics.</p> <p>I'd like to introduce my cohost, Camille Morhardt Technical Assistant, and Chief of Staff at Intel's Product Assurance and Security Division. She's a Co-Director of Intel's Compute Lifecycle Assurance, an industry initiative to increase supply chain transparency. Camille's conducted hundreds of interviews with leaders in technology and engineering, including many in the C suite of the Fortune 500.</p> <p>Hi, Camille, how are you doing today?</p> <p>Camille Morhardt: Doing well. It's autumn., beautiful time of year in Portland.</p> <p>Tom Garrison: It is. It's gorgeous outside. So I'm wondering, what would you like to discuss today?</p> <p>Camille Morhardt: Well, Tom, I remember when people used to be afraid to put their data on the public cloud and it seemed like we had to make some sort of a trade off, right. Either I'm going to keep my data on my personal device, or if I'm an enterprise on-prem maintain complete control over it and know that I'm secure. Or I'm going to go with the convenience and the economy of scale, putting it on the public cloud and I'm going to worry about how safe it is.</p> <p>And today increasingly I would, I would even say with COVID, I'm hearing more and more consumers and enterprises actually comfortable moving their data to the pu