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Press release: Driving mobile security, Tigerspike releases Kaicomm with leading Karacell encryption

As mobile security and privacy remains a top priority, Tigerspike is proud to announce the release of Kaicomm, a method of converting mobile devices into secure communication tools, using Tigerspike’s leading encryption technology, Karacell.

Unsecured information travelling wirelessly is a growing concern for organisations. Tigerspike has invested in mobile security and developed Kaicomm, a MicroSD card that can be installed in off-the-shelf devices harnessing Tigerspike’s secure and quantum computer resistant encryption technology, Karacell.

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News: Karacell delivers faster, secure, quantum resistant ‘made for mobile’ video encryption

Independent testing has proved Tigerspike’s new quantum resistant mobile encryption technology algorithm, Karacell is significantly faster than the industry standard, AES.

The amount of information being passed wirelessly is exploding. From medical devices to cars, information travelling from device to device in most cases is not encrypted. This information is then left open to attack, with potential catastrophic results. Prof Kevin Fu, University of Massachusetts, Amherst stated “Medical devices are reaching a stage where there are problems, there are vulnerabilities but there is a perceived lack of threats” in Medical device hack attacks may kill, researchers warn, highlighting the risks.

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Press Release: Tigerspike’s Quantum Resistant Encryption to Revolutionize Mobile Security

24th July, 2012

Tigerspike’s new quantum-resistant mobile encryption technology, Karacell – patent pending in 144 countries around the world – is set to bring mobile security in to a new level and transform how organizations and individuals keep their data safe on personal technology devices.

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