Businesses face ever-evolving risks. As more companies migrate services to the cloud, threat actors discover and explore new gaps in security. Encrypting data processed in virtual environments can help isolate it from malicious users.
AMD Infinity Guard protects data and helps organizations avoid downtime and costly data breaches. This whitepaper reveals how encrypting data can help you address cloud security threats.
What you will learn:
- How to mitigate the risks of physical DIMMs attacks.
- How to keep data private even when it’s in the cloud.
- How to protect against attacks on the integrity of main memory.
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