Why We Built Cages: Our Take on Secure Enclaves

Evervault has rebranded its service "Cages" to "Enclaves," focusing on deploying and scaling AWS Nitro Enclaves, which are secure environments known as Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs). These enclaves provide cryptographic verification, isolated hardware, and remote attestation, enhancing security for applications processing sensitive data like biometric information and financial transactions. While TEEs have been limited by hardware constraints, Evervault aims to overcome these challenges by simplifying the deployment process for developers, making high-standard security more accessible without compromising performance. The company has used Nitro Enclaves for its Encryption Engine to ensure secure input/output, memory isolation, and key access. Despite the technical challenges, such as managing network requests and achieving application observability, Evervault is committed to encrypting the web and making TEEs more user-friendly through their product, Cages. This initiative aligns with their mission to enhance internet security by providing a platform where developers can easily deploy applications in secure environments while maintaining rigorous security standards.

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