“On the Internet, nobody knows you’re a dog” is an adage and Internet meme about Internet anonymity which began as a caption to a cartoon drawn by Peter Steiner, published by The New Yorker on July 5, 1993. As of 2013, this was the most reproduced cartoon from the New…

What’s the Problem? To make the most of network infrastructure, a carrier must be able to lease it to customers. But how do you sell that capacity in an environment with many barriers to entry and collaboration? Barriers: Most potential customers cannot see your inventory Partner discovery and integration is slow and labor-intensive …

When used properly, Blockchain technology offers improved security and trust for auto insurance through decentralization and verifiable automation of digital agreement execution. The Integrated Trust Network (ITN) — a decentralized digital infrastructure for core trust services of governance, authority, identity, & assurance for multi-party business ecosystems — lays the foundation…

In our previous blogs, we have explained how the ITN (Integrated Trust Network) addresses some of the key issues of digital business transactions. Specifically, how the cost of trust on the Internet is growing exponentially, the need for IoT devices to have trusted identities including trusted identifiers that multiple stakeholders…

How Can You Have a Private Yet Trusted Location under Zero Trust? — In our last couple of blogs (here and here), we utilized the example of a surveillance camera to demonstrate how the use of a Self-Sovereign Digital Twin™ (SSDT™) — a device’s globally unique, verifiable digital wallet — can solve many trust issues in the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem. But…

In our previous blog post, we talked about the example of surveillance cameras in the world of IoT, and how they can use Self-Sovereign Digital Twins™ (SSDTs™) — digital wallets for connected things — to solve many real-life challenges around trusting and securing networked devices by enabling them to collect…

With approximately 15 billion connected Things either consuming or providing digital services every second of every day, every Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and their teams hope; they hope that yet again their intricate security countermeasures will swat away another distributed denial of service (DDOS) attack from thousands of hacked…

The future of digital business is at a crossroads. 40% of internet traffic originates from malicious bots with cybercrime causing $10.5T in damage annually by 2025, almost 10% of the projected 2025 global GDP, with an annual, accelerating growth rate of 15%. Approx. 15 billion connected Things in 2022 (doubling…