Eh, I'd say the differences go deeper than that. Secure Enclave doesn't appear to have any special access to other resources on the system (like memory), it's i

Eh, I'd say the differences go deeper than that. Secure Enclave doesn't appear to have any special access to other resources on the system (like memory), it's initialized by the operating system, not by pre-boot firmware, and the rest of the system works perfectly fine if you leave the SEP uninitialized.