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AWS Users: Use the Cloud With Absolute Data Security

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Until now, computing in the public cloud has meant the loss of control and risk of data exposure. But now there’s a way to take security to the next level. Confidential Computing is arguably the safest method for companies to compute and store data anywhere—even the most sensitive applications and workloads.

Learn how AWS customers can run applications even more securely with the combination of Anjuna Confidential Computing software and AWS Nitro Enclaves.

Read this white paper to learn:

  • Why data and workloads in the public cloud are at risk
  • What solution AWS developed to address the risk
  • How Anjuna’s Confidential Computing Software integrates with AWS to simplify confidential computing projects and provide comprehensive data security
  • How to get started on your confidential computing journey to protect data and workloads

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Until now, computing in the public cloud has meant the loss of control and risk of data exposure. But now there’s a way to take security to the next level. Confidential Computing is arguably the safest method for companies to compute and store data anywhere—even the most sensitive applications and workloads.

Learn how AWS customers can run applications even more securely with the combination of Anjuna Confidential Computing software and AWS Nitro Enclaves.

Read this white paper to learn:

  • Why data and workloads in the public cloud are at risk
  • What solution AWS developed to address the risk
  • How Anjuna’s Confidential Computing Software integrates with AWS to simplify confidential computing projects and provide comprehensive data security
  • How to get started on your confidential computing journey to protect data and workloads
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