This doesn't say anything. They invested in a tokenization company. That's not a new or interesting technology. What am I missing?
There are interesting data security companies happening right now. For instance, Matthew Green is doing Zeutro, an ABE company. Think of ABE as Shamir's Secret Sharing on Steroids: you can encrypt data and delegate it out to different people based on boolean expressions. That at least addresses a fundamental problem in data center encryption (the fact that serverside data encryption is "all or none" with respect to applications).
This, though? I assume the announcement means VGS is doing great in the market. Congratulations, I guess?
There are interesting data security companies happening right now. For instance, Matthew Green is doing Zeutro, an ABE company. Think of ABE as Shamir's Secret Sharing on Steroids: you can encrypt data and delegate it out to different people based on boolean expressions. That at least addresses a fundamental problem in data center encryption (the fact that serverside data encryption is "all or none" with respect to applications).
This, though? I assume the announcement means VGS is doing great in the market. Congratulations, I guess?