MITRE, Fr0ntierX and Invary Release the Public Review Draft of the Framework for Continuous Remote Attestation
New framework addresses a critical gap in cloud and AI security by moving attestation beyond startup verification to continuous runtime assurance
MITRE's latest framework signals a fundamental shift in how organizations will establish trust in AI, cloud and critical infrastructure. Developed with founding co-authors Fr0ntierX and Invary through the Confidential Computing Layered Attestation Working Group, the Framework for Continuous Remote Attestation is the industry's first open, implementation-neutral architecture for continuously verifying the integrity of systems while they are running, rather than only when they start.
Fr0ntierX contributed real-world deployment experience from production confidential computing environments, helping shape a framework designed to address how organizations can continuously trust the infrastructure their autonomous systems depend on.
"Establishing trust in the infrastructure that underpins AI isn't a problem any one company can solve alone," said Jonathan Begg, CEO of Fr0ntierX. "It requires an open architecture that works across cloud providers, Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) platforms and compliance regimes. That's why we're working with MITRE and Invary to help define a common framework for continuous remote attestation."
