Running Sensitive Workloads on Untrusted Hosts: Project Enarx
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How fully can you trust the host you run your applications on—not just the software stack, but the sysadmins, BIOS, firmware and more? This webcast will show you how Enarx, a Red Hat open-source project, uses trusted execution environments to allow you to run sensitive applications on fundamentally untrusted hosts.
Mike Bursell
Chief Security Architect - Red Hat
Mike Bursell joined Red Hat in August 2016 in the Office of the CTO, following roles working on security, virtualization, and networking. After training in software engineering, he specialized in distributed systems and security, and has worked in architecture and technical strategy for the past few years. His responsibilities at Red Hat include security strategy, external, and internal visibility, and thought leadership. He is one of the co-founders of the Enarx project. He regularly speaks at industry events in Europe, North America, and APAC. He is currently writing a book for Wiley on trust in computing and the cloud. Bursell has an MA from the University of Cambridge and an MBA from the Open University.
