On January 29th in Zurich, we will hold our 7th Free and Safe in Cyberspace Conference to further advance and widen the support for our initiative to build a new standard setting and certification body for human communications and transactions, the Trustless Computing Certification Body, that achieves radically unprecedented levels of trustworthiness.
The Conference series has been conceived and organized by the Trustless Computing Association, from which our startup we spun off in 2017.
As for all previous editions of the series, we’ll debate the following question and challenges:
Are personal freedom and public safety in Cyberspace really "zero-sum game", an "either-or" choice? Are they not instead a "both or neither" challenge, solvable by applying uncompromising zero-trust approaches, as in democratic systems and other critical industries?
Can this enable leading private banks, mobile IT players or nation-states to turn cybersecurity from a threat to decisive competitive advantage?
The creation of a Trustless Computing Certification Body is central to the value propositions of our Seevik Pod and Seevik Phone Service, since 100% of their will derive from being the 1st IT service assessed as compliant to such new standards.
