Anjuna Launches Seaglass on AMD SEV for On-Prem Data Centers, Extending EPYC-Based Confidential Computing
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Updated · PR Newswire · Aug 25
Anjuna Launches Seaglass on AMD SEV for On-Prem Data Centers, Extending EPYC-Based Confidential Computing
2 articles · Updated · PR Newswire · Aug 25
Summary
Anjuna Security said Seaglass is now available for on-premises data centers running AMD SEV on EPYC CPUs, bringing its confidential computing platform from public clouds onto bare-metal infrastructure.
AMD SEV with Secure Nested Paging underpins hardware-enforced memory encryption, isolation and attestation, while Anjuna says customers can deploy it without code changes or a new operating model.
The release targets regulated sectors such as finance, healthcare and government, where companies face insider-threat, infrastructure-compromise and compliance risks for sensitive containerized workloads.
Seaglass keeps the same policy management and attestation workflow used across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, and adds support for air-gapped environments and compliance frameworks including HIPAA, GDPR and DORA.
Anjuna framed the launch as a way to remove the engineering and tooling burden that has slowed private-data-center adoption of confidential computing; the product is available now.