In the first of a two-part blog post dedicated to hardened encryption applications in blockchain technology, we explore the origins of blockchain and the general principles and cryptographic mechanics that make blockchain work. Additionally, we touch on some of the encryption shortcomings of public
We talk a lot about our Solutions Architects at Futurex because we authentically believe that they are the best in the industry. There are a variety of reasons for this – but the fact that they subscribe to a “Know Your Customer” mentality is a particularly instrumental piece of what makes them so effective.
Read MoreThe KMES Series has long been a reliable source for certificate authority (CA) functionality, and now the KMES Series has expanded to incorporate the functionality of a registration authority (RA). This post provides users with a glimpse at how an RA works within a public key infrastructure and how this technology can be accessed on the KMES Series.
Read MoreAs professional sports organizations look to new methods of data collection and advanced analytics to gain an edge on the field, they find themselves with more proprietary data than ever before. Hardened encryption is the best way to ensure that this data remains protected from the competition.
Read MoreThe increased network connectivity of self-driving cars will require encryption to maintain security and trust between passengers and their vehicles.
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