Client Side Encryption (CSE) & Confidential Computing
Read OriginalThis technical article explains Client-Side Encryption (CSE) as a method where the application encrypts and decrypts data itself, reducing trust in cloud providers. It contrasts CSE with server-side encryption, details its architecture involving DEKs and HSMs, and discusses its security benefits and drawbacks, such as memory exposure and limited cloud service integration.
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