Secure Enclaves-Enabled Technologies
Abstract
Secure Enclaves-Enabled Technologies is a digital security firm to be launched in the coming year. It is born from a unique relationship between Intel Labs and the Department of Homeland Security seeking to develop a revolutionary solution to cyber security problems. In today's increasingly-digital world, hackers and security companies have engaged in a consistent battle of software development to secure data. However, data at rest remains extremely vulnerable. SE Technologies' software goes a layer deeper, activating a hardware solution to put a stop to the death spiral. Utilizing the silicon of the computer chip to create a virtual fingerprint , our hardware solution will put customers at ease about their organizations electronic data security. In fact, an NSA "red team" of hackers could not even begin to crack this technology when given the chance. With the continual evolution of offensive attack techniques, the need for more impressive defensive counter-measures is becoming apparent. As the requisite to fill this capability gap grows, so does the opportunity for businesses. Replacing the need for a counter-measure, recent developments in microprocesser technology have allowed for a veritable impenetrable fortress to be placed inside modern day computer systems. Few digital security solutions on today s market are hardware based, and none offer this level of security. According to a March 2013 Worldwide Threat Assessment, the number one global threat to the United States is cyber-attack. Recent attacks have revealed protected information, shut down banks and stock exchanges, and have the potential to disrupt and disable critical infrastructure such as power generation [1]. The United States desperately needs a solution to this existing and rapidly-developing security threat and that solution is Secure Enclaves-Enabled Technologies.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Apr 25, 2014
- Accession Number
- ADA601385
Entities
People
- Benjamin Vowell
- Derek Sandblom
- William Vine
Organizations
- United States Air Force Academy