Security at Silent Data
Security you can trust. Privacy by design.
A high-speed, EVM rollup with programmable privacy directly within smart contracts. It just works.
10+
Audits completed
15+
Years of experience
100%
Hardware-backed attestations
Certifications
Independent security audits
Confidential by design
Silent Data uses Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) to isolate data at runtime. This ensures sensitive information stays protected, even from the host. Each enclave runs cryptographically attested code, verifiable in real time.
No data exposure during execution
No backdoors or post-deployment tampering
No need for trust in the host provider
Silent Data is a member of the Confidential Computing Consortium, contributing to open standards and best practices in privacy-preserving computing.
Security architecture
Layer
Protection Mechanisms
Trusted Execution Environment (TEE)
Hardware-backed enclaves isolate execution. Cryptographic attestation proves the integrity of the running code in real time.
Confidential Compute
Enclaves prevent access to data during processing. No exposure at runtime.
Rollup Engine
Powered by leading open source rollups.
Smart Contracts
Transparent smart contracts code with private state data.
Programmable Privacy
Fine-grained, contract-defined rules for data visibility and proof generation.
Operational security
Silent Data maintains strict operational security practices, aligned with enterprise and regulated environment requirements:
Encrypted key and secrets rotation
24/7 system monitoring with automated alerts
Internal and third-party vulnerability testing
Threat modelling aligned with industry frameworks
Customer reviews
Built for critical systems
Most privacy solutions rely on spinning up specialist networks or using complex onchain cryptography. Silent Data is different.
Build your privacy rules directly in solidity smart contracts
Uses existing open source rollups without modification
No need to understand a new language or framework
Verifiable end to end through state commitments and hardware attestations
