HCLTech Launches DataTrustShield for Enhanced Cloud Data Security
HCLTech has unveiled its advanced security solution, DataTrustShield, designed to help enterprises securely handle sensitive information while ensuring high data integrity and confidentiality. This cutting-edge solution leverages trusted execution environments (TEEs), including Intel Trust Domain Extensions (Intel® TDX) and Intel Trust Authority, to safeguard data during cloud operations.
DataTrustShield offers a comprehensive suite of benefits, including secure data sharing across platforms, scalability, enhanced compliance, and robust protection for applications and intellectual property. It is specifically engineered for organizations that require strong data security in collaborative and cloud environments while maintaining operational efficiency. The solution has already been tested on Google Cloud and will soon be integrated with other hyperscalers, expanding its reach and capabilities.
“HCLTech Data TrustShield offering is a major step forward in data security, delivering high levels of protection. By harnessing Intel’s advanced technology, the offering secures digital assets and enhances confidence and trust in cloud environments,” said Anand Swamy, EVP & Head of Tech and ISV Ecosystem, HCLTech.
This launch is a significant milestone in addressing the growing need for secure, privacy-conscious solutions in the cloud space. As more businesses move towards cloud infrastructures, ensuring data protection without compromising on agility and scalability becomes increasingly critical.
Intel’s collaboration with HCLTech brings even further credibility and security to the offering. “Intel’s Confidential Computing technology and Trust Authority attestation services enhance security and assurance for computing environments. Our collaboration with HCLTech highlights our commitment to helping customers transition to the cloud while maintaining data privacy and adhering to zero trust principles,” said Purnam Sheth, VP/GM of Trust and Security Services, Intel.