Fr0ntierX's Polaris enables organizations to move critical work that has historically been held back by trust concerns: AI teams protecting sensitive training data, enterprises collaborating across legal or competitive boundaries, and agencies running high-assurance workloads in shared or distributed environments. In each case, Polaris helps prove that the environment is trustworthy before, during, and throughout execution.
Polaris extends the hardware-rooted trust of confidential computing across the full life of a workload. While most confidential computing approaches verify an environment once, at launch, Polaris continuously attests the platform, software image, running state, and kernel on a customer-defined cadence, producing signed cryptographic evidence with every check. The data and workload remain sealed inside the trusted execution environment. If integrity can no longer be proven, Polaris can respond according to customer policy, from alerting security teams to revoking access to keys and data.
Designed for workloads across CPU, GPU, cloud, and edge environments, Polaris turns runtime trust into operational security and audit-ready evidence. That evidence can support compliance programs aligned to frameworks such as NIST 800-53 and SOC 2, reducing the gap between secure execution and proof of control.
Fr0ntierX works with leading technology, government, and ecosystem partners to advance continuous runtime attestation for confidential computing. For organizations whose most critical work has been limited by what they could not verify, Polaris provides the foundation to move forward.