Provides quantum-resistant cybersecurity solutions that protect data at rest and in transit through a lightweight, plug-and-play encryption protocol. This technology eliminates reliance on vulnerable public key systems, ensuring cost-effective, legacy-friendly integration while safeguarding critical infrastructure, IoT devices, and remote work environments from modern cyber threats.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Current cybersecurity measures often rely on public key infrastructure (PKI) and certificate-based approaches, which can be vulnerable to quantum computing attacks, human error, and are often cumbersome and costly to implement and maintain. This leaves critical infrastructure, IoT devices, remote work environments, and sensitive data at risk.
Solution
CyberProtonics offers a quantum-resistant cybersecurity solution designed to protect data both in transit and at rest. Their technology employs a lightweight, plug-and-play encryption protocol that eliminates dependence on vulnerable public key systems. The solution is engineered for cost-effective integration with existing legacy systems, providing a smooth transition without the need for extensive system upgrades. CyberProtonics aims to provide breach immunity and ensure data security across various applications, including securing satellite transmissions, protecting industrial control systems, encrypting data for generative AI, and safeguarding IoT devices.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes organizations responsible for securing critical infrastructure (e.g., electric power grids, industrial control systems), enterprises with remote workforces, and any entity handling sensitive data requiring protection against both current and future cyber threats, including those posed by quantum computing.
Features
- Quantum-resistant encryption protocol to protect against future cyber threats.
- Lightweight code footprint and low computing requirements for high performance.
- Legacy-friendly design for easy integration with existing systems.
- End-to-end encryption for satellite transmissions.
- Security protocols for IoT devices and networks.
- Real-time scrubbing of 4K streamed video.
- Data encryption for Private Large Language Models (PLLMs).