Apache Teaclave is a suite of Rust SDKs that provides a memory-safe framework for developing Trusted Applications in Rust, specialized for confidential computing environments such as Arm Arm TrustZone.

Beyond offering developer APIs, it also demonstrates practical use cases in Web3 and AI agent scenarios by enabling secure key management and signing vaults, while serving as a trust anchor for device and agent authenticity.

In this talk, we will explore how Apache Teaclave can be applied in decentralized infrastructure, autonomous agent, and edge computing scenarios. We will also examine how attestation can be used as a proof mechanism for verifying integrity, establishing trust, and enabling secure interactions across distributed systems.

Speakers:

Zhaofeng Chen: Apache Teaclave PMC Chair

Zhaofeng Chen is the PMC Chair of Apache Teaclave, specializing in confidential computing, Web3 infrastructure security, system security, and mobile security.