A presentation with demos to show the latest state of the Enarx project, shown at DevConf.US in September 2020.
Source: DevConf US 2020
A presentation with demos to show the latest state of the Enarx project, shown at DevConf.US in September 2020.
Source: DevConf US 2020
As computing moves to span multiple environments—from on-prem to public cloud to edge computing—organizations need security controls that can safeguard sensitive intellectual property (IP) and workload data wherever the data resides. Highly regulated applications and mission critical applications need data protection through all its modalities—at-rest, in-transit and in-use, for companies to migrate the data to the cloud where there is a lack of control and visibility in a multitenant environment. As an industry we have generally figured out how to protect data at-rest, and, in-transit. Confidential Computing (CC) is an emerging industry paradigm focused on securing the data in-use.
Source: Intel IT Peer Network
Link: https://itpeernetwork.intel.com/confidential-computing/
Privacy and Confidential Computing Gains Momentum. Another approach to shoring up cybersecurity, particularly when addressing communications and data privacy, is confidential computing. The idea of confidential computing is to encrypt the entire computing process, not just the data, creating additional layers of security around sensitive information. Google, Microsoft, IBM, Alibaba, and VMware are helping develop new protocols and best practices by way of the Confidential Computing Consortium. The tech is still in a state of relative infancy, but we should begin to see confidential computing slide into the mainstream in 2021.
Source: Forbes
Link: https://www.forbes.com/sites/danielnewman/2020/09/21/top-10-digital-transformation-trends-for-2021/
Confidential computing — one of 33 technologies on the Gartner Hype Cycle for Cloud Security, 2020 — is a security mechanism that protects code and data from the host system. By making critical information invisible to third parties, including the host, it potentially removes the remaining barrier to cloud adoption for highly regulated businesses in the financial services, insurance and healthcare sectors.
Source: Gartner Hype Cycle for Cloud Security, 2020
Ben
Mike B.
Mike D.
Shaun
axel
Enarx should answer CFP, @mike_camel to do so.
Approved, we have (signed) contract. ConfC2 panel template being worked on (by Aeva).
24/25th Sept, tech crowd Showing a cool new demo.
Motion to allow two companies from the same group of companies (ie: IBM & Red Hat) to join the ConfC2: defeated. There are still (understandable) concerns that this could lead to undue influence on the board. However, it also a sign that boards often have too much power over the organisations, even the ConfC2 board is designed to avoid this sort of problem.
A quote was accepted, the idea is now to start building the bureau, with several sub-groups. Not going with SpeakerHub for now, may do so later.
Ben
Mike D.
Mike B.
Shaun
axel
Move to meeting fortnightly?
Use github issues to track tasks?
Waiting for news tomorrow.
LinkedIn etc.
ACTION: ensure Enarx organisation exists @axelsimon
ACTION: create an issue to track creation of set of questions @m-dombrowski
ACTION: create one issue per interviewee @m-dombrowski
Quote was too high in Ben's opinion. More to come.
Mike D.
Ben
Shaun
Harald
axel
We don't need our own Slack subscription, we can use the LF-provided one for OSS Europe.
Ben getting quote from Speakerhub. Good thing is people actually look for speakers on Speakerhub.
Action: create a Speakerhub (free), mention "confidential computing" in your profile.
Ben's proposal: let's start building a simple page (like LF Edge has). Start with leadership team, then go through communities.
Will be released very soon.
Pages are being updated one at a time. Improve SEO by looking at analytics data.
LinkedIn etc.
Aim: Consistent, concerted voice. Work together with Twitter feed and website.
What focus?
Recruitment? Spotlight on website? Technical aspect?
Up until now, the goal has been to improve understanding of the core problem & encourage people to join the community.
Possible format: "3 questions with…"
Idea: have more ways to amplify the message
When Nathaniel McCallum and I embarked on the project that is now called Enarx, we made one decision right at the beginning: the code for Enarx would be open source, a stance fully supported by our employer, Red Hat (see the standard disclaimer on my blog). All of it, and forever.
Source: Opensource.com
Ben
Mike B
Mike D
axel
Slack channel considered useful, looking for a long-lived channel for conferences: using the LF-provided chat going forward.
Linkedin: simple blog posts (~200W)
Twitter being used more, including on the Confidential C2
Ben working on a proposal, possibly using SpeakerHub.
Ideally 2 sections: more technical and more business
Getting better at telling a story around Enarx.
Work needed on Analyst Relations.
Let's move the meetings to Jitsi so anyone can participate (no need to request access): https://meet.jit.si/EnarxOutreach
Let's set up a blog for Enarx. Evaluating open source / SaaS options. Cross-promote blog entries (personal blogs and CCC).
How can we further collaborate with the CCC on some initiatives? Examples include Hacktoberfest and Outreachy.
Start planning for Hacktoberfest: focus on building simple demos to demonstrate Enarx: https://github.com/enarx/outreach/issues/14
Start planning for Outreachy, a diversity initiative that provides paid, remote internships: https://github.com/enarx/outreach/issues/15
Rolling CFP till 2021-December-31: https://www.cvent.com/c/abstracts/6e04faab-fd38-4df4-b2a3-2e2780b7c24b
CFP till 2021-August-26: https://www.usenix.org/conference/enigma2021/call-for-participation
Added Enarx sticker design to the image assets: https://github.com/enarx/enarx.github.io/tree/master/assets/images