Blockchain Security Services
Security Training
“Before embarking on a distributed-ledger project, ensure your team has the cryptographic skills to understand what is and isn’t possible.” — Gartner, Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2018
How can I upskill my security workforce to be at the forefront of blockchain adoption?
A lack of available developers is already being felt by enterprises keen to be at the forefront of blockchain adoption. This skills gap will only become more pronounced as blockchain technology becomes mainstream.
Solution
Since there is currently insufficient talent to meet the blockchain needs of enterprise clients, there is only one obvious solution — upskilling existing developers. Our Blockchain Security Center is home to some the world’s leading blockchain and cryptography trainers, who can provide your developers with the tools and insight they need to start developing blockchain solutions.
Course options include:
Blockchain Theory and Practice
Designed as an introduction to blockchain technologies, this course covers fundamental concepts such as basic cryptography, cryptocurrencies, smart contracts, and decentralized applications. Beyond this, attendees will learn about common security flaws in blockchain solutions, secure development practices, and how to create crypto tokens.
Crypto Attacks and Defenses
This course covers all of the essential components of modern cryptography, including ciphers, hash functions, formal security notions and attack models, elliptic-curve cryptography, and more. Crucially, the course also covers cryptography applications for blockchain solutions.
Why Us
Enterprise blockchain development is challenging and requires a high degree of expertise. Our Blockchain Security Center is home to some of the world’s foremost cryptography experts, who have significant experience in both the execution and teaching of crypto and blockchain concepts.
Blog
- Preparing For New AI Regulationsby Nathan Hamiel on July 26, 2021 at 1:26 pm
Until recently, the regulation of AI was left up to the organizations developing the technology, allowing these organizations to apply their own judgment and ethical guidelines to the products and services they create. Although this is still widely true, it may be about to change. New regulations are on the horizon, and some already signed...
- Defending Against Cyberattacks in the Increasingly Vulnerable Manufacturing Industryby Roger Hill on July 21, 2021 at 3:00 pm
As manufacturing relies more and more on remote access and automation, cyber hygiene continues to be one of the top challenges in securing manufacturers across the nation. In light of several major supply chain disruptions across manufacturing sectors, the Biden Administration recently announced the creation of a Supply Chain Disruptions Task Force to strengthen critical supply chains...
- Security Advisory: Kaseya VSA Supply Chain Compromise Used to Execute REvil Ransomwareby Francisco Donoso on July 13, 2021 at 3:00 pm
SUMMARY On July 2nd, a large-scale supply chain attack operation by the REvil ransomware group affected multiple I.T Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and leveraged the I.T MSP’s Kaseya VSA instances to infect the MSP’s clients. As of this writing the attack campaign has affected 60 I.T MSPs and over 1500 end clients. The attack was...
- Adding quantum resistance to WireGuardby raynalmathilde on July 8, 2021 at 3:00 pm
We continue our post-quantum series with this blog post that details the process behind adding quantum resistance to the WireGuard protocol and evaluating the performance
- 5 Steps – Regulatory Compliance and Operational Technologyby Vishruta Rudresh on July 6, 2021 at 3:00 pm
The recent cyber-attacks against Florida Water Plant and Colonial Pipeline are part of a growing trend. IT and OT are converging, rendering these environments more vulnerable than ever. As cyber-attacks increase against critical infrastructure and Scada systems, the focus on regulatory compliance grows. All well and good – we need to have standards to make...
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