QLAD
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Ironclad Data and Application Protection QLAD Armored Containers™ deliver confidential computing built for Kubernetes.
We are proud to announce that we have joined the Confidential Computing Consortium. To read more about why we decided to join, our contributions to the CoCo project, and our hopes for the future, click the link below to read our latest blog post. bit.ly/4geo264
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QLAD Joins the Confidential Computing Consortium | QLAD
We’re proud to announce that QLAD has joined the Confidential Computing Consortium, aligning with a global community of innovators.
#ConfidentialComputing used to be niche. Now it’s a strategic imperative. QLAD protects sensitive workloads by securing Kubernetes pods at the source. No code rewrites. No infrastructure overhaul. Explore confidential computing that fits your architecture: QLAD.com
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QLAD | Kubernetes-Native Confidential Computing Platform
Secure sensitive workloads with QLAD's drop-in confidential computing solution. Hardware-enforced protection without code changes or complexity.
What makes QLAD stand out? -Simplified deployment for confidential computing -Pod-level TEEs -Runtime encryption & attestation -No vendor lock-in It's #ConfidentialComputing without complexity. Check us out: QLAD.com
qlad.com
QLAD | Kubernetes-Native Confidential Computing Platform
Secure sensitive workloads with QLAD's drop-in confidential computing solution. Hardware-enforced protection without code changes or complexity.
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