Activity on the Internet and in the Cloud is increasing at an accelerated pace.Business is done globally, with valuable IP and know how being accessed and stolen. New security needs become apparent and never-before-considered issues of privacy rights emerge.More reasons to be online and more data stored & transferred means that the ramifications of a security breach are enormous and growing. Determined attackers will penetrate networks – The networks are impossible to defend – Therefore, Securing the data is critical! PKMS2 takes existing data of all types (document, PDF, image, etc.) and breaks it into segments, encrypting each segment with separate keys. The sequence of the segments varies with time. Therefore unless the hacker has all of those keys, plus the sequence at any given moment of time, it is nearly impossible to break. This technology is exclusive to PKMS2 and we are unaware of like technology on the market.
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The Problem is an Increasing Threat Secure Channels Inc. Confidential 1 • Activity on the Internet and in the Cloud is increasing at an accelerated pace. • Business is done globally, with valuable IP and know how being accessed and stolen. • New security needs become apparent and never-before-considered issues of privacy rights emerge. • More reasons to be online and more data stored & transferred means that the ramifications of a security breach are enormous and growing. Source: Gartner Determined attackers will penetrate networks – The networks are impossible to defend – Therefore, Securing the data is critical! …and the Threat results in Opportunity for companies focused on Cyber Security… “IDC predicts cyber security solutions business growth of 18% CAGR 2013-2018”
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The Problem is an Increasing Threat
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• Activity on the Internet and in the Cloud is increasing at an accelerated pace.
• Business is done globally, with valuable IP and know how being accessed and stolen.
• New security needs become apparent and never-before-considered issues of privacy rights emerge.
• More reasons to be online and more data stored & transferred means that the ramifications of a security breach are enormous and growing.
Source: Gartner
Determined attackers will penetrate networks –
The networks are impossible to defend –
Therefore, Securing the data is critical!
…and the Threat results in Opportunity for companies focused on Cyber Security…
“IDC predicts cyber security solutions business growth of 18% CAGR 2013-2018”
Opportunities ABOUND
• The race to the cloud and mobile, despite advancing security threats, continues unabated.
• Corporate and Government CIOs are under great pressure to embrace the cloud, reduce costs, and allow Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) despite dealing with often highly confidential information.
• Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) are under increasing pressure to stay ahead of the threat.
• CEOs, Government and NGO Leaders, and private citizens are learning, often through financial loss due to staggering cyber attacks, that the security of their data is a critical function.
• Company’s valuable IP is being stolen and used by competitors - often state sponsored.
We are entering a Perfect Storm where IT technology advances and use are runningaway from the defensive systems designed to protect and defend.
TechNavio's analysts forecast the Global Encryption Software market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 13 percent over the period 2010-2014. One of the key factors contributing to this market growth is the changing regulatory compliance. The Global Encryption Software market has also been witnessing enhanced features of encryption software such as file level encryption.
Our TechnologyFocusing on Two Core Capabilities to Innovate Infinite Solutions
enhanced Encryption (overview)
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• Patent pending process using available FIPS certified 3rd party encryption libraries in a new and innovative way to produce “unbreakable”* documents and data files. The technology is entitled PKMS2 for “Pattern Key Multi Segment, Multi Strength”.
• Use of 3rd party libraries makes the process extensible to future encryption pattern development.
• Deployable to private data centers or public clouds (Amazon Web Service, Microsoft Azure, Google, etc.).
• Secures data in transit, at rest, or stored in the cloud with our aim to make this possible across all desktops, laptops, tablets, mobile phones, and enterprise server environments.
• Also employs One Time Pad (OTP) techniques to make a hacker’s life miserable * - decryption would take millions of years at the higher applied process levels and is thus unbreakable for all practical intents and purposes using current technology
Standard Single Key Strength EncryptionVisual Depiction
PKMS2
enhanced Encryption (Cont.)
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VALUE PROPOSITION:
• While intrusion detectors, firewalls, etc. provide a deterrence, the real key to protecting IP and valuable data is the encryption behind those defenses so when a hacker breaks in, all they find is un-readable data.
• PKMS2 takes existing data of all types (document, PDF, image, etc.) and breaks it into segments, encrypting each segment with separate keys. The sequence of the segments varies with time. Therefore unless the hacker has all of those keys, plus the sequence at any given moment of time, it is nearly impossible to break. This technology is exclusive to PKMS2 and we are unaware of like technology on the market. This uniqueness and encryption strength will be our principal value proposition to customers and potential competitors in the encryption space.
PKMS2
PKMS2 decrypted (key points)• PKMS2 is a radically new take on standard FIPS certified encryption practices.
• PKMS2 stands for Pattern Key Multi-Segment, Multi Strength (or Standard)
• One of the inherent difficulties with encryption is the use of a single key or protocol to encrypt data. PKMS2 solves that problem.
• PKMS2 breaks a document into segments and encrypts each segment individually.
• The protocol/password used per segment is based on a pattern key and can be as simple or as complex as necessary. This pattern is user-derived and thus can be as unique as the user wants.
• Given ‘n’ number of keys/passwords/etc. and a pattern of usage of said keys then the document is encrypted in a round robin fashion rolling through the pattern.
• The document can be initially encrypted [optional] as a whole resource, then segmented, and then the resultant encrypted segments can also be encrypted as a whole resource.
• Since PKMS2 only uses FIPS certified third party encryption libraries, the resultant encrypted document, by definition, is also FIPS certified.
• The segment size is based on the key bit strength formula (s/8 – 11) bytes. The segments encrypted with passwords have the length embedded in the resource.
PKMS2 DECRYPTED step-by-step example(VIEW IN SCREENSHOW AS A SLIDE BUILD)• For simplicity our walkthrough will assume the user has 9 keys, 4 of which are used for the segments
and 2 are used for the optional initial and final encryption.
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Ordinary Document
Apply initial encryption pattern with key 5 (yellow)
Initial optional encryption
Change angle to see layers
Segment 1 with Process 1
Encrypt segment #1 with key 2 (red)
Encrypt segment #3 with key 8 (blue)
Segment 3 with process 3
Encrypt segment #4 with key 7 (purple)
Segment 4 with Process 4
Encrypt segment #5 with key 2 (red)
Segment 5 with Process 1
Encrypt segment #6 with key 6 (green)
Segment 6 with Process 2
Encrypt segment #7 with key 8 (blue)
Segment 7 with Process 3
Encrypt segment #2 with key 6 (green)
Segment 2 with Process 2
Encrypt segment #8 with key 7 (purple)
SEGMENT 8 WITH PROCESS 4
Apply optional final encryption with key 4
FINAL OPTIONAL ENCRYPTIONPKMS2 applied – for all practical purposesmthe document is immune to hackerDecryption
PKMS2 DECRYPTED step-by-step example(for non screen show viewing)• For simplicity our walkthrough will assume the user has 9 keys, 4 of which are used for the segments and 2 are used for the optional
Melt a stick of butter in the pan. Slice one lemon and layer
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sprinkle one pack of dried Italian seasoning. Put in the oven and bake at 350 for 15
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Ordinary Document
Apply initial encryption pattern with key 5 (yellow)
Initial optional encryption
Change angle to see layersSegment 1 with Process 1
Encrypt segment #1 with key 2 (red)
Encrypt segment #3 with key 8 (blue)
Segment 3 with Process 3
Encrypt segment #4 with key 7 (purple)
Segment 4 with Process 4
Encrypt segment #5 with key 2 (red)
Segment 5 with Process 1
Encrypt segment #6 with key 6 (green)
Segment 6 with Process 2
Encrypt segment #7 with key 8 (blue)
Segment 7 with Process 3
Encrypt segment #2 with key 6 (green)
Segment 2 with Process 2
Encrypt segment #8 with key 7 (purple)
Apply optional final encryption with key 4
PKMS2 applied – for all practical purposes, the document is immune to hacker decryption
Segment 8 with Process 4Final Optional Encryption
PKMS2 DECRYPTED (conclusion)
• Decrypting the document requires knowledge of• the keys• the key strengths/lengths (Multi-segment/Multi strength/standard =
MS2)• The pattern used to round robin the keys (Pattern Key = PK)• PKMS2 – Pattern Key, Multi Segment, Multi Strength/Standard
• Enhancements (potential near-term Patent modifications)• Optional passes - An initial pass and a final pass.• Additional processes - There are 4 additional processes SC keeps
secret as options for customers and, unless the decryptor knows any of these processes have been applied, decryption is literally impossible as each segment’s data is altered in a deterministic way that only foreknowledge can undo prior to decryption.
language agnostic communications
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• We can make text based communications (IM, SMS, Chat, email, etc.) language agnostic*
• Sender creates message in native language (e.g. English) - Recipient receives message in native language (e.g. Chinese)
• Communicated message can be standalone or contain original message
• Translation practices can also be applied to stored or transmitted documents
• Add PKMS2 security to the mix and one has exponential innovation opportunities
* - based on currently available language translation tools
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