Overcoming Cloud Concerns with Trusted Execution Environments? Exploring the Organizational Perception of a Novel Security Technology in Regulated Swiss Companies
Overcoming Cloud Concerns with Trusted Execution Environments? Exploring the Organizational Perception of a Novel Security Technology in Regulated Swiss Companies
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2022-01-04
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Geppert, Tim
Anderegg, Jan
Frei, Leoncio
Moeller, Simon
Deml, Stefan
Sturzenegger, David
Ebert, Nico
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Trusted execution environments are a new approach for isolating data, specific parts of code, or an entire application within untrusted cloud environments. This emerging security technology could also enable the migration to cloud infrastructures for organizations working with highly sensitive data. As current research does not address the organizational perception of trusted execution environments (TEEs), we conducted an explorative study to clarify the technological, environmental, and organizational views on this technology by health care, life sciences, and banking companies in Switzerland. The interview findings show that in these industries, missing technological knowledge as well as privacy and process regulation are perceived to be the most critical driver for organizational adoption of TEEs. The identified low intrinsic motivation to adopt novel technologies permits us to conclude that clarifying the regulatory impact of TEEs could drive future adoption by organizations.
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Organizational Cybersecurity: Advanced Cyber Defense, Cyber Analytics, and Security Operations,
confidential computing,
privacy,
sgx,
tee,
trusted execution environment
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8 pages
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Proceedings of the 55th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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