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.

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  • Microsoft Passwordless Authentication 101 
    by Chris Goosen on May 12, 2020 at 5:49 pm

    Passwords have long been a daily part of our lives, but in today’s modern, cloud-first world the use of passwords alone leaves us increasingly more vulnerable to compromise. Large-scale data breaches are being reported more and more frequently in the media with more than 80% of hacking-related breaches involving compromised or weak credentialsi.  Traditional password management  Traditionally, we overcame

  • You Suck at Office 365 Logging
    by Chris Goosen on May 4, 2020 at 3:23 pm

    One of the misconceptions about cloud services is that you have to surrender all control when you sign-up. While it is true that you may no longer have racks of servers with blinking lights humming away in your data center, it doesn’t mean that you no longer have any visibility into how your users use

  • An Introduction to Oblivious RAM (ORAM)
    by Tommaso Gagliardoni on April 22, 2020 at 3:13 pm

    In this article we are going to have a look at a special kind of privacy-preserving cryptographic scheme: ORAMs. The acronym ORAM stands for Oblivious

  • SWD part 3 – SWO and nRST
    by Nicolas Oberli on April 15, 2020 at 3:00 pm

    The SWD interface does not only consist of the SWDIO and SWDCK lines, but also has optional signals used in more specific cases. In this

  • 5 Common CFP Submission Mistakes for Security Conferences
    by Nathan Hamiel on April 2, 2020 at 3:00 pm

    Throughout my years on the review board for Black Hat, I’ve seen quite a few mistakes in submissions. Many of these mistakes are ones I’ve

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