News

With Duality’s technology, enterprises can securely collaborate applying advanced analyses and Artificial Intelligence to data while it is encrypted, generating insights without ever exposing the raw data.

Samsung SDS and Duality Technologies convened AI research and industry leaders last week at the Microsoft campus in Redmond for a workshop focused on advancing standards for Homomorphic Encryption (HE).

Duality Technologies was founded about three years ago on the premise that data privacy would become increasingly important for individuals, companies and public organizations.

Data privacy is an increasing concern for companies and individuals. Techrepublic discussed with Duality’s Rina Shainski what’s on the landscape for 2020.

Shafi Goldwasser, chief scientist at Duality Technologies who is the 2012 recipient of the Turing Award, told The Wall Street Journal that new cryptography advances allow sharing of sensitive data without fear of theft or other privacy violations.

Online privacy is a right and not a privilege in the digital age despite the onslaught of app developers trying to erode that privacy, says Shafi Goldwasser, Co-founder and Chief Scientist at Duality.

Big data startup Duality that’s commercializing groundbreaking privacy-enhancing technology received $16 million in funding from Intel Capital with participation from Hearst Ventures.

Duality Technologies, which recently attracted funding from one of Intel’s venture capital arms, pitches its homomorphic encryption platform as a privacy-preserving solution for “numerous” enterprises, particularly those in regulated industries.

“Enterprises have to share information about suspects and threats, but there are major barriers to such sharing, such as data privacy regulations and confidentiality. Using Privacy-Enhanced Technologies such as homomorphic encryption…

Every year, terrorists, drug lords, human traffickers, and other assorted criminals launder some $1.6 trillion in illicit funds across the globe. New advances in artificial intelligence and machine learning promise to help banks rapidly identify and thwart illicit transactions…