Ongoing federal data security efforts could stall or be dismantled entirely under a new administration prioritizing deep spending cuts and removing itself from critical international security frameworks, according to Kurt Rohloff, co-founder and chief technology officer of data privacy firm Duality Technologies.

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) presents a lucrative opportunity for MSPs as their clients run into new problems in architecting secure AI ops. That said, concerns around data security and intellectual property (IP) protection are hindering AI adoption. Many organizations are turning to trusted MSPs for guidance on navigating these challenges. Service providers can differentiate themselves…

Duality Technologies has formed a public sector advisory board comprising experts who will provide strategic guidance to public sector customers in the Five Eyes intelligence alliance, NATO member countries and other allied and partner nations.

As technology evolves, so too do the methods used by criminals. To keep pace with these increasingly sophisticated threats, law enforcement agencies are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to bolster their investigative capabilities. In a recent interview with MeriTalk, Jarod Koopman, the cyber chief of the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) law enforcement arm, shared…

“the ultimate goal behind enabling data collaboration between researchers and providers is to offer better treatment options to people who have historically been marginalized within healthcare.” – Kurt Rohloff, CTO & Co-founder, Duality Technologies

World leading cryptographers and entrepreneurs Yuriy Polyakov & Kurt Rohloff discuss current statue, recent breakthroughs, and the future of lattice-based cryptography. As interviewer Professor BIll Buchananan summarized ”

Researchers, drug delivery orgs, pharmaceuticals, etc all need patient data to more accurately and quickly improve patient outcomes. The problem? Manual data privacy and protection checkpoints that slow down and limit how much data these teams can access. The solution is found in workflows that utilize privacy enhancing technologies (PETs), which streamline data operations and unlock data acquisition options by satisfying compliance requirements by default.

At the end of the day, AI models are only as good as the data they’re trained on, and the main blocker to data access is privacy and security. Not only do investors have to be mindful of this when they’re looking at this space, but also the teams building AI applications must ensure that they are proactively solving the problem of data access and analysis by using technology.

Elizabeth Puchek, the Chief Data Officer at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, speaks with Michael Hughes, Chief Business Officer at Duality Technologies, in a video interview about the importance of governance in immigration data, the process to ensure governance, the role of the CDO office, and the need for data cataloging.