secure enclave computation
/sɪˈkjʊə ˈeŋ.kleɪv ˌkɒm.pjʊˈteɪ.ʃən/ IELTSAcademic
noun
Computation done inside a protected area of a device or processor. Data and code inside the enclave are kept separate from the rest of the system, so outside software cannot easily see them.
- The app uses secure enclave computation for payment data.
- Sensitive keys are stored with secure enclave computation.
- This method keeps the data safer during processing.
Adinary Nuance
This phrase is more specific than "secure computing" or "secure processing." It points to a special hardware-protected place, not just general safety. Use it when you mean work done inside a trusted enclave, often on modern chips. It is technical and common in security and cloud computing writing.
In other languages
- Vietnamese
- tính toán trong enclave an toàn
- Spanish
- computación en enclave seguro
- Chinese
- 安全飞地计算
- Japanese
- セキュアエンクレーブ計算
- Korean
- 보안 엔클레이브 계산
Etymology
This phrase combines secure, from Latin securus, and enclave, from French enclave, meaning a protected enclosed area. Computation is from Latin computare, meaning to calculate.
Common phrases
run secure enclave computationuse a secure enclavesecure enclave technologyperform computation in an enclave
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Frequently asked questions
- Is secure enclave computation the same as encryption?
- No. Encryption protects data when stored or sent. Secure enclave computation protects data while it is being processed.
- Is this phrase common in business writing?
- Yes, especially in technology, cloud, and cybersecurity writing. It is not common in everyday speech.
- What is the difference between secure enclave computation and secure computing?
- Secure computing is a broader idea. Secure enclave computation is a specific method that uses a protected enclave.