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The Bitcoin Letters: Confidentiality, integrity and availability
The chapter on ‘Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability’ of the book ‘The Bitcoin Letters’ explains how Bitcoin meets the CIA triad of information security, which consists of confidentiality, integrity, and availability. It is a universal standard for implementing security measures and is also crucial for the successful operation of a business. When all three benchmarks are…
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Blockchain as a forensic evidence trail
As a public, permanent timestamp server, Bitcoin can record anything: Emails sent, documents signed, papers and articles published. It means whenever we do something online in future, we’ll always be able to point back to the moment we did it, and compare the public hash on chain with the paper we published, the email we…
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Detecting network breaches instantly with Certihash and BSV
Bryan Daugherty, Co-Founder and CEO of SmartLedger Solutions explains how SmartLedger is solving governmental problems through custom-made blockchain solutions.
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Information security gets boost with BSV blockchain and IBM
We spoke to Certihash Co-founder, Gregory Ward about Sentinel Node, how it will decrease the overall time to identify a data breach from the average 212 days, how IBM got involved, and why they chose BSV as blockchain infrastructure.
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The BSV blockchain as an enterprise cybersecurity framework
The BSV blockchain checks all of the boxes of the CIA triad of information security: confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data.