Caution's STEVE v2 binds fresh attestation to each session rather than only to the enclave. The release says this proves that the enclave holds its traffic keys and extends Caution's verifiable compute guarantees from build time to the live connection.
Caution SEZC is building a confidential compute platform from Cayman’s Special Economic Zone. The member story features co-founder and chief executive Anton Livaja discussing the company’s acceptance into Y Combinator in June 2026, why the team chose Cayman, and its path to first revenue.
Caution deploys an LLM in a secure enclave and verifies exactly what code is running. The company describes the deployment as an industry first for full-source-bootstrapped, deterministic, fully verifiable, end-to-end encrypted AI inference, combining code verification with encrypted inference.
Caution launches a verifiable compute platform that lets users independently reproduce a deployed enclave image locally from source and verify it against live, multi-hardware attestation. The platform also supports deployment through a three-command Git workflow on AWS Nitro Enclaves today.
