SUSE Guest Blog by Mainsail’s Eric Wolfe.

Advanced Zero Trust is a evolving security concept that uses advanced technologies and a proactive approach to protect organizations from new and emerging threats.

Mainsail Industries & Metro State University, MN awarded AFWERX STTR to research Side-Channel Attacks.

Metalvisor has built-in Active Response Capabilities ARC, which helps organizations to detect, respond to, and prevent cyber threats, including zero-day exploits.

Confidential computing has become a critical concern in today's connected world, where sensitive data is processed, stored, and transmitted daily. Mainsail's Metalvisor offers a solution to this problem by providing confidential computing using multi-key total memory encryption on Intel CPUs.

5G networks introduce new capabilities and enhancements over previous generations, such as higher speeds, lower latency, and the ability to connect a massive number of devices.

Hypervisors can be compromised by side-channel attacks where a malicious attacker can be co-located on the same physical server as a vulnerable workload and the attacker will be able to exfiltrate data from the victim with almost no indicators of compromise (IOC).

Embedded systems are specialized computing systems that are designed to perform dedicated functions or tasks within a larger system, often with real-time constraints.

Our adversaries are in our networks, exfiltrating our data, and exploiting our users.

Kubernetes has revolutionized container orchestration, but deploying it at the edge or for real-time, low-latency workloads presents unique challenges.

Metalvisor is a zero trust hypervisor that is a validated certified platform with Red Hat. This certification means that Metalvisor has been through rigorous compatibility testing with Red Hat's high standards.