New key-based security protocols and Quantum Resistant Cryptography are making their way into developer and consumer markets. Will you be an early adopter of best-in-any-class, where robust mathematically-proven principles meet excellent implementation standards for security and performance? Oh, and we also provide realtime WebSocket data synchronization channels.
Wallettt integrates next-level principles and best practices to ensure tomorrow’s infrastructure (both Web, public-facing versus machine interfaces) does not continue to suffer from the clear and present risks of legacy standards in information security. We believe that patches and more complex layers of security analysis, including AI, do not solve the fundamental weaknesses of our outmoded assumptions. We, as hardware and software industries, have built a modern internet with scalability and control as motivators, where individual and system-level security has been an afterthought; a cost-benefit analysis where the downside has been devastating to people, organizations, and even nation states.
We wear white hats. We often think with tinfoil ones, too. That's par for the course in today's security landscape which precedes and pervades everything we do in this connected and network dependent world.
QRC/AES Strong Encryption and Mutual Trust on all sides
Every interaction between services and clients is secured fully, and cannot be faked or modified in transit.
Credentials cannot be breached on protected web services
If you don't store it, it can't get leaked or stolen.
a new class of key-based mutual authentication
We don't often enough question who or what is behind a web system, and what it puts on our screens. We trust what we read, and we depend on the integrity and discretion of those on the other end with our data entry, behaviors, who we connect with, what we think, how to influence our lives and our money.
YES. If you are interested in examining and attempting to break our systems and technology, we will open the door for you and discuss real rewards.
Quantum Computing will render the history of the internet into a glass house, transparent and starkly vulnerable, for all those with the power to expose it and profit from their power. This power will not be democratized, and there will be no going back. We need to secure the world with the best means we now have at our fingertips to invoke the integrity upon which we will rely for our digital and physical security. We need to stop delegating privacy and security to others, and stop considering it an afterthought. We can fix this. We have the technology.
The lack of developer awareness of cybersecurity and cryptographic principles is evidence of a fractured profession. The most dangerous practitioners in the world, responsible for code and data pathways that mean life and death and money, possessing a remarkable and persistent ignorance for safety and integrity. But, rather than lay blame at the feet of those doing their best, we need to empower and educate these software and hardware experts to uphold new standards and assure us that integrity can be achieved and maintained. Our futures and our livelihood depend on delivering reliable and efficient systems and services that can scale without scaling in complexity and danger.
The new way is performant, simpler than existing algorithms and protocols, and intermediately complex to implement. However, the broadest changes required are in relinquishing old behaviors in IT organizations and developing better communications around strengths and weaknesses of entrenched technologies. Embracing a roadmap to replace insecure legacy authentication and cryptographic institutions is the first step, while strategic execution may prove to be easier than expected with the right partners, consultants, and project scopes.
The issues of internet privacy, digital identity, authentication, and authorization remain unsolved problems,
especially for industrial and distributed IoT environments. Despite the plethora of security products available
from commercial and open-source vendors, attack footprints are not being reduced. The complexity of such
solutions continues to grow, while overall protection and compliance figures, according to industry data sources,
should be alarming to us.
Our technology can be integrated in API access to third-party services, distributed systems, geo-located edge nodes, or even private networks and devices. It adopts cloud-native and multi-cloud sensibilities for massive scaling ability and robustness against DDOS adversaries.
Parties establishing mutual authentication cannot pretend to be something they're not, even if they are 'the server'.
In cases where IoT devices or distributed applications must establish absolute assurances of identity and confidentiality, even without cloud/Internet access, we've got that covered.
