Go to try.enarx.devSince we were founded in June 2021, we at Profian have been working to bring Confidential Computing to the market in a new way. We believe it should be simple and quick to deploy applications in Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs), and that you shouldn't need to

The Confidential Computing Consortium from the Linux Foundation hosted a panel of experts to discuss the future of attestation, a key enabling technology to unlock Confidential Computing. The panel was moderated by Lily Sturmann (Senior Software Engineer at Red Hat) and panelists included Nathaniel McCallum (CTO at Profian), Dave Thaler

Nathaniel McCallum presented "WASI Networking: Towards a World Wide WebAssembly" at Wasm Day / KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2022. My name is Nathaniel McCallum, CTO of Profian. We're going to be talking about WASI Networking and, in particular, what drove us to propose the addition of socket_accept to WASI networking,

Profian is attending KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe, in Valencia, Spain. Around 7500 attendees from across the world are participating. Profian is a Gold sponsor of Wasm Day, a co-located event in its third edition, bringing together the WebAssembly community specially interested in using Wasm on the server-side. The event started off

Stephen Walli receives Mike Bursell to discuss his book “Trust in Computer Systems and the Cloud,” with a particular focus on the impact of Confidential Computing on security, trust and risk. Deploying Confidential Computing workloads only makes sense if you can evaluate the assurances you have about trust. This requires

The Wasm Builders community is organizing a series of webinars/livestreams as a way to build and engage with the WebAssembly ecosystem. Our very first guest was Erica Brescia, managing director at Redpoint Ventures, who shared her thoughts about the future of Cloud, Wasm, and Open Source. Nick Vidal Hello,

WebAssembly (or Wasm) is an exciting technology for deploying highly secure, performant, and portable code. It was first showcased 5 years ago, and has received support from all major Web browsers since then, as well as making inroads into the Cloud, IoT, and the Edge. It’s an open standard

A couple of months ago, we were struggling to recruit.  For any tech start-up, getting the right development team on board is vital, and finding those people was hard.  We had some good external help, some good internal referrals and, frankly, some luck.  Start-ups need luck, and we've had some

Hi, my name is Mike Bursell. I'm the CEO and co-founder of Enarx and Profian. Profian is a company based in the U.S., but I'm based in the U.K., near Cambridge. We currently have 8 people across 7 countries in 4 continents. Profian is about providing proven security

Why did you start Enarx?Enarx is about building primitives for trust in the cloud at scale. It's really hard today to have strong assurances about computing trust in the cloud because it just simply wasn't built for that - it doesn't have the primitives for that. Enarx is about

Why did you start Enarx?Around the end of 2018, Nathaniel and I were working for Red Hat, and came up with an idea to improve how Trusted Execution Environments. Red Hat were very supportive, and we founded the Enarx project.  It happened that the Confidential Computing Consortium was being