Vertical Applications Integration
Our IronCAP™ Toolkits can be used by vendors, for example, to build highly secure systems for blockchain security, IoT devices, data storage, remote access, encryption, digital signing, etc. Our NIST-approved post-quantum cryptography (PQC) technologies can protect our customers against ever-evolving illegitimate and malicious means of gaining access to their data, not only from computers today but also from quantum computers in the future. To ensure seamless integration, our IronCAP™ Toolkits is compliant with the OpenSSL, PKCS#11 and OpenPGP (RFC4880) industry standards.
Emails/Files Encryption
IronCAP™ Post-Quantum Cryptography can be used to encrypt emails so that only the intended recipient can read them. It can also be used to provide quantum-safe file encryption for sensitive files such as personal finances and confidential documents.
Digital Signature
IronCAP™ Post-Quantum Cryptography can be used to digitally sign electronic documents such as emails or files to certify their authenticity to recipients.
Blockchain
IronCAP™ allows all blockchain vendors including cryptocurrencies to digitally sign their new blocks to ensure security today, and in tomorrow's post-quantum world.
Remote Access/VPN
IronCAP™ can help remote access and VPN vendors to guarantee the privacy of their remote access channels today, and in tomorrow's post-quantum world.
Password Management
Password management vendors (e.g. one-time password) can use IronCAP™ to generate passwords with unpredictability to safeguard against cyber attack today, and against tomorrow's quantum computers.
Credit Card Security
Smart card on credit cards or smartphones using IronCAP™ to encrypt data can provide security from today to tomorrow's post-quantum world.
Cloud Storage
IronCAP™ Post-Quantum Cryptography can ensure data in a cloud storage be safe against hackers now and in the post-quantum world.
Website Security
Vulnerability of web site identification and channel privacy today and in the post-quantum world can be plugged by using IronCAP™ to encrypt their channel session keys.