Betting with only one horse in the race!

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has been studying encryption for the post-quantum era and has settled on a group of 15 finalists with two favourable approaches: one is the code-based cryptosystem and second is the lattice-based cryptosystem. The code-based approach is time tested and powerful whereas the lattice-based approach is less time-tested than the code-based AND you will need to wait for 2-3 years for the final result.

At the end NIST will choose one winner from each category. Interestingly of these 15 finalists there is just ONE finalist (in the main candidate list) standing strong on the code-based approach making it the obvious choice and the code-based approach a no-brainer. NIST is still a while away from its final recommendation for the post-quantum era BUT as we know the quantum era is here and we need to be ready for the threats that come with it.

At IronCAP, we did foresee the threats quantum computing could pose and has spent years in developing a unique Goppa code-based cryptographic encryption which is the same method as the code-based approach in the NIST race. IronCAP has been bench tested, independently reviewed, and proven un-hackable in a 3rd party trial (hackathon). Furthermore, IronCAP is already fully developed and available today with many major global cyber consultants partnering with it for its post-quantum cybersecurity strategy instead of waiting around for NIST to publish its final paper.

We are proud to release the world's first ever quantum-safe end-to-end email security product

IronCAP X is the world's first end-to-end email/file encryption and digital signing system. It utilizes IronCAP as the underlying cryptographic system to ensure safety against cyber attacks from not only the conventional world of computers today but also against future attacks from quantum computers. IronCAP X simply integrates with your everyday email Outlook client to ensure zero learning curve.

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Usage Tips of the month

Is my private key in IronCAP X encrypted?
Yes, your IronCAP X private key is always encrypted using your user password.

Where is the user password stored?
Your IronCAP X user password is not stored anywhere, neither on our IronCAP X server nor your own computer/device. It is being used to encrypt your private key. The only way to decrypt your private key is to provide the correct password. In other words, it is impossible to retrieve your user password if you have forgotten it. We can only facilitate a reset of the password.