Blockchain Security Services
Security Design and Implementation
How can I design and implement a secure blockchain solution?
As blockchain is still an emerging technology, it can be difficult to find seasoned developers with the level of security and cryptography expertise needed to create secure, scalable blockchain solutions.
Solution
As security and cryptography experts, we help enterprise clients and the developer community design and build secure blockchain solutions in their totality, including creation of hardware, software, algorithms, tokens, cloud environments, operational monitoring, DevOps workflows, and pipelining. Blockchain solutions are developed in line with our clients’ precise security, performance, and infrastructure requirements.
Once a solution has been validated, we help our clients achieve their business objectives by providing enterprise-grade implementation, training, and support services.
Why Us
The Kudelski Group has an outstanding track record in the area of research and development. Our blockchain security center is actively involved with industry-leading research in the areas of blockchain cryptography and security, and our developers are among the best in the world.
To find out more about our blockchain security services, or to arrange a consultation, contact us today.
Blog
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Visibility is Key to Security Monitoring for IT, OT, and Cloud
by Kudelski Security Team on May 30, 2019 at 2:38 pm
With the rapid pace and complexity of business transformation coupled with ever-increasing threat sophistication targeting hybrid environments, IT & Security teams are looking for trusted security partners who can help increase visibility, reduce complexity, and address critical talent shortages. Large-scale breaches have impacted millions of people. The once-fringe subjects of ransomware, malware, denial of service […]
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Can You Sign A Quantum State?
by Tommaso Gagliardoni on May 21, 2019 at 2:00 pm
Spoiler: no, you can’t, unless you also encrypt the quantum state. In this post we are going to look at recent scientific results about t […]
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SWD – ARM’s alternative to JTAG
by Nicolas Oberli on May 16, 2019 at 3:00 pm
For embedded developers and hardware hackers, JTAG is the de facto standard for debugging and accessing microprocessor registers. This protocol has been in use for […]
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Blockchain Does Not Remove Cybersecurity Risks
by Scott J. Carlson on May 14, 2019 at 4:00 pm
The Binance Hack shows us once again that simply by moving the world to blockchain, it will not remove the risks associated with two major areas: Users and Basic Best Practice Hygiene. It’s frustrating to me as a 20-year practitioner that we continue to make the same mistakes as 20-years ago, just in a different programming […]
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“Security and Cloud, What Is the Right Recipe?” The Technologies
by Giulio Faini on May 9, 2019 at 4:02 pm
In the last but certainly not least in our cloud security series, we’ll be covering technologies. Under this umbrella, we cover both the security requirements and the cloud-native (or third-party) technologies that are needed to implement a “secure-to-be” public cloud. In literature, there are plenty of ready-to-be-used security frameworks that give great insight into what […]
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