Cybersecurity innovation
Cybercrime is one of the biggest challenges that humanity is facing and cybersecurity innovation is paramount for a country's economy and national security.
I believe that my TUPLEZZ concept (I can't say more about it that what can be seen at www.tuplezz.com) is a very powerful (most likely the most powerful) method and system for strong authentication and secure communication designed to keep cybercriminals at bay for now and in the soon-to-come age of quantum computers.
But how can the concept be validated? Are there some entities (universities, DHS, and so on) that would accept to look up a concept that is of national security interest?
You talk about cybersecurity and you link to a website without HTTPS, practice what you preach?
I don't know of anybody feeling unsafe on Google's Blogger, do you? I know what you mean but that's obviously not THE business site, but just a blog where I tried my hand at some possible logos
Who's going to pay for it? Do you have connections in the national security field?
To pay for what, to present a concept designed to be extremely beneficial for the economy and national security? And I know what you mean about connections and it’s just disgraceful that someone without the right connections stands close to 0 chances to ever promote anything intelligent.
“cybercrime will cost the world $6 trillion annually by 2021, up from $3 trillion in 2015. This represents the greatest transfer of economic wealth in history, risks the incentives for innovation and investment, and will be more profitable than the global trade of all major illegal drugs combined. “ – https://cybersecurityventures.com/hackerpocalypse-cybercrime-report-2016/
In such a sensitive field and in nowadays circumstances sane institutions/businesses should encourage and reward innovation in cybersecurity, not ask the inventor to pay to present his stuff …
P.S. I don't "have connections in the national security field"
How does it work?
I am not paranoid, for instance in the case of Never Forget Us! I published the PPA (Provisional Patent Application) on line for everybody to see before the patent was granted (the online version: http://never4get-us.blogspot.com/).
But in TUPLEZZ case the patent attorney I’m working with recommended that, given the sensitivity of the subject, I shouldn’t make any online disclosure. Even so I’d be willing to collaborate (full disclosure included, of course) with a reputable U.S. institution or well-established cybersecurity business while my project is Patent Pending (that is, before the patent is granted).
Good luck. Can't recommend a way to validate without understanding the solution.
Thanks. Same to you.