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Complimentary Webinar
Trust Management in Edge Clouds with SCONE
Wednesday, 22 April 2020 | 11:00 am – 12:00 pm ET
Presenter: Professor Christof Fetzer
Dr. Christof Fetzer, Professor, TU Dresden
About the Webinar
Trust is arguably the most crucial challenge for critical services, both in deployment and when accessed over a network. These systems are exposed to a wide diversity of threats, ranging from bugs to exploits, active attacks, rogue operators, careless administrators or untrusted infrastructure providers. This webinar presents a powerful and generic approach to trust management using Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs). Our platform, SCONE, can operate as a managed service deployed in an untrusted environment. SCONE enables the delegation of operations to an untrusted provider while guaranteeing data confidentiality and integrity and safety even if the operator or the infrastructure is untrusted. We argue that one can execute even critical applications in edge clouds built from COTS hardware and software.
About the Speaker
Prof. Fetzer's research focuses on Trusted Execution and Dependable Computing. He is a co-Founder of Cloud&Heat GmbH, SIListra Systems GmbH, and Scontain UG. He has been a Professor at TU Dresden, Germany since 2004 and he received his PhD from the University of California, San Diego.
Please register to attend today and join us on Wednesday, 22 April from 11:00am - 12:00pm EST
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