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Welcoming Confident Security to the Confidential Computing Consortium

By November 14, 2025November 20th, 2025No Comments2 min read

The Confidential Computing Consortium (CCC) is pleased to welcome Confident Security as a new Start-Up Member.

Confident Security is dedicated to making AI truly private, developing technologies and practices that protect data and models in use without compromising performance or accessibility. The company’s mission closely aligns with the CCC’s goal of fostering open collaboration and standards to enable secure computation across industries.

Advancing Confidential AI Through Open Collaboration

By joining the CCC, Confident Security aims to help shape and accelerate the development of Confidential AI standards, ensuring privacy, integrity, and trust in next-generation machine learning systems. The company is particularly focused on frameworks that safeguard sensitive data used in AI training and inference while maintaining openness and interoperability.

In parallel, Confident Security has been expanding its open source contributions, sharing tools that support secure, privacy-preserving communication and computation. Recent releases include:

  • ohttp: privacy-preserving HTTP relay implementation
  • bhttp: binary HTTP protocol support
  • go-nvtrust: Go bindings for NVIDIA Trust extensions
  • twoway: bidirectional secure communication library

Most recently, Confident Security launched its largest open source project to date – OpenPCC, an open framework for privacy-preserving encryption and AI data security. This release was accompanied by an Axios feature and a comprehensive whitepaper outlining the architecture and technical foundations behind the project. OpenPCC represents a major milestone in the company’s vision to make secure, confidential computation accessible to all.

These projects demonstrate Confident Security’s commitment to advancing open, secure innovation and complement the CCC’s mission to drive adoption of confidential computing technologies.

Strengthening a Shared Mission

“It’s our mission to make AI truly private and part of making that happen are standards and education,” said a spokesperson from Confident Security. “For that reason, we’re very excited to join CCC and to contribute and collaborate with all the members to increase adoption and use of Confidential Computing technologies.”

As a recent addition to the CCC, Confident Security aligns itself with a global collective of technology pioneers, researchers, and innovators who are collaboratively striving to establish data protection and trusted execution as fundamental pillars for confidential computing. 

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