Intel® Software Guard Extensions
Register Your Production Enclave
1. Determine If You Need a Commercial License
Use the following table to find the license you need. For more information, contact your Intel representative.
- Launch approver:
  - Third party: A cloud service provider, data center hosting provider, or enterprise managing the hardware that's enabled for Intel® Software Guard Extensions (Intel® SGX) determines the launch policy.
- Intel: A registered list of Intel SGX applications or solutions determines the launch policy.
 
- Attestation model: Determines if you need to attest the hardware configuration or solution before the launch.
 For more information, see Attestation & Provisioning Services.
- Commercial license required: Indicates whether you need the license. If you need to request one, go to Step 2.
| Launch Approver | Attestation Model | Commercial License Required | 
|---|---|---|
| Third party | Third-party attestation service | No | 
| Third party | No attestation required | No | 
| Third party | Intel attestation service | Yes | 
| Intel | Third-party attestation service | Yes | 
| Intel | No attestation required | Yes | 
| Intel | Intel attestation service | Yes | 
2. Request a Commercial License*
a. Review the licensee guide.
b. Submit a request for a commercial license.
c. If your request is approved, an Intel representative and your company will sign the agreement.
For information about the future availability of the Intel® Software Guard Extensions Attestation Service Utilizing Intel® Enhanced Privacy ID, see the End-of-Life (EOL) Timeline.
3. Release to the Public
Make your secure application or solution with security features available for use.