Secure Multiparty Computation (MPC) is a technology that is gaining widespread interest for both data privacy and protection applications. This article focuses on the use of secure MPC to protect cryptographic keys used for practical enterprise key management applications.
Historically, key management is complex, inflexible, and expensive. Enterprises need key management solutions that …
Read MoreMost of us have confidence in Microsoft’s ability to protect Office 365 content hosted in Azure. The consequences for Microsoft, and its customers, would be too high to tolerate anything less than industry-leading security. But what if Azure is compelled to provide access to sensitive content or to meet specific jurisdictional privacy regulations. This is where DuoKey’s recently announced key service, based on multiparty computation (MPC) is a game-changer.
Read MoreNations globally are under immense pressure to contain and suppress the spread of COVID-19. One of the resources required is an effective tool for tracking infected individuals, identifying other parties they’ve been in proximity with, and contacting them. Naturally, this exercise brings up the difficult balance between privacy and public safety.
Read MoreIn early March, Penneo – the digital signature platform used by Scandinavian businesses – rolled out a new feature for selected customers. The new feature allows customers to protect access to their documents stored in the Penneo managed archive using encryption keys, not controlled by Penneo, effectively separating the lock from the key. Penneo customers who take advantage of this service will have 100% control over who has access to their documents.
Read MoreFor cloud storage services the need for encryption is clear. Using Amazon S3 as the use case, this blog post considers the different choices available for your application when encrypting data stored at cloud storage providers.
Read MoreA recent survey of the nearly 300,000 professionals who are members of Linkedin’s Information Security Group showed that more than 90% of them have moderate or high levels of anxiety over the security of their data resident in public cloud services.
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Read MoreThis is a story about how I came to wish for a pure-cloud Key Management System (KMS), delivered in the form of a SaaS offering, for the strong encryption of unstructured data. In other words, a true Key Management as a Service (KMaaS) that could be decoupled entirely from expensive conventional Hardware Security Module (HSM) appliances, deliver cryptographic security (rather than password or trust based), and yet, scale at cloud economics.
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