K. Schofield, M. Schofield, J. Black
Transparent Technologies, Inc., Florida, United States
Keywords: Zero-Trust, Keyless Encryption, Quantum-Proof, Hybrid Computing, Continuous Authentication
Transparent Technologies, Inc. will revolutionize the future of cybersecurity with Faqtor, the first true Zero-Trust hybrid computing architecture, designed to eliminate both conventional and quantum cyber threats, including rootkit attacks. Our patented solution will leverage advanced FPGA technology to enable “instantaneous, unobservable, addressable transformations,” ensuring unimpeachable data security at rest and in transit. Faqtor’s architecture will eradicate vulnerabilities inherent in current Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) systems, which will become increasingly susceptible to quantum attacks. Faqtor’s platform will be engineered for dual-use, serving both military and civilian applications, offering seamless integration with legacy systems to ensure broad compatibility while significantly reducing implementation costs. Key features will include quantum-proof encryption, a radical multi-domain model, and a robust Trust Management Portal, providing precise control over data access and revocation. By safeguarding mission-critical assets across multiple domains—including government, defense, finance, and healthcare—Faqtor will address the urgent need for enhanced cybersecurity in an era of escalating digital threats. Our technology will not only anticipate the evolving demands of the Department of Defense but will also set a new benchmark for data security, future-proofing infrastructure against the impending quantum computing era.