Analytics innovation: Powered, secured and unleashed
Take the constraints off analytics for secured innovation across your financial services organization.
Tap into the power of AI-driven cloud analytics without worrying about security and compliance slowdowns. Empower your analytics teams to accelerate modeling breakthroughs with more secure access to the data they need – in storage, in transit and even while actively collaborating with data in use. Now, SAS® Viya® with Microsoft Azure confidential computing with AMD Infinity Guard features like AMD SEV-SNP technology makes it possible.
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Understand the technology
Webinar: Explore collaboration with greater security
Take a deep dive into confidential computing, why it's critical today and how to remove the constraints to analytics. You'll hear from the experts on why analytics modeling thrives on SAS Viya powered by Azure confidential computing and built on AMD SEV-SNP technology.
The essentials of confidential computing
E-book: How confidential computing unleashes data – more securely
What can confidential computing do for you? Find out how it has touched off a flood of banking innovation by freeing analytics teams to get more value from their data without running into security slowdowns or barriers.
Preview confidential computing
Video: Tap into larger datasets with confidence
See how the collaboration between SAS, Microsoft Azure and AMD enables better protection of highly sensitive data at rest, in motion and use in memory.
Dive deeper
Explore your confidential computing potential
Define the space
Open up the Confidential Computing Consortium’s simple but indispensable glossary.
Get the ABCs of ACC
Find out what is – and isn’t – confidential computing straight from the CTOs of the companies that developed it.
Understand the hardware
Discover the next generation of more secure encrypted virtualization technology: AMD SEV-SNP.
Go from the basics to the latest
Catch up on new trends, challenges and future previews in this blog post briefing on the 2023 Open Confidential Computing Conference (OC3).