Lift and shift your confidential VM and container workloads to the cloud —without code changes— for higher levels of data protection. When combined with Azure's stringent attestation measurements, Zero Trust security and confidential computing provide the latest silicon level advances. See your options for data encryption and isolation, starting with the virtual machine layer, to containers running in the encrypted VM, and ultimately Azure Container Instances.

From the Azure confidential computing team, Michael McReynolds joins Jeremy Chapman to show how this collectively compares to other options, such as encryption, using application enclaves.

► QUICK LINKS: 00:00 - Introduction 01:24 - Options for implementing confidential computing 03:12 - Types of attacks to protect against 04:00 - Confidential VM protections 05:56 - How to create Confidential VMs 08:01 - Container-based architecture advantages 09:38 - Azure Container Instances 11:23 - Wrap up

► Link References: More information on Azure confidential computing at https://aka.ms/AzureCC

Sign up to preview confidential containers on ACI at https://aka.ms/ConfidentialACI

Get tools for generating attestation reports at https://aka.ms/CVMAttestation

Watch our migration series at https://aka.ms/mechanicsazuremigrate

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