Regulatory Panel Discussion
summary
Regulators and standards bodies start citing trusted execution environments and confidential computing as concrete controls: Sweden now requires TEEs for GDPR processing, DOD and NSA guidance reference TEEs for zero trust, and NIST surfaces confidential AI with a NIST comment period open until July 13. Industry teams build interoperable proof formats like Agent Trust portable governance record combining EAT/SKIT/SALSA, use hardware attestation and policies-as-code to shrink scope to the CPU and emit cryptographic proofs for ongoing compliance.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:25Regulators focus on data protection
- 7:05Emerging regulations and standards
- 9:52Compliance complexity reduction
- 16:23AI governance and data sovereignty
- 19:34Agentic AI security risks
- 22:00Global confidential computing roadmaps
- 27:40Evidence for regulators
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