SEE™ uses a proven FIPS 140-2 and -3 cryptographic library. The encryption is AES256 and is quantum resistant. An additional degree of quantum resistance is provided by the short lifetime of SEE™ keys, bringing it closer to being quantum safe.
How do Hopr's products meet Zero Trust principles?
Zero Trust requires verification of trust. Hopr rotates workload identity and secret credentials at a high frequency with our CHIPS™ technology and the SEE™ protocol. Hopr verifies both credentials at the start of each session to guarantee the authenticity and trust of both workloads in a communication session. Hopr's products meet 6 of the 7 NIST principles for zero trust. We intentionally do not monitor data traffic (principle #7) because we believe this increases cyber risk to PII and other sensitive data.
What encryption libraries does Hopr use for its Product’s Data Transport Security?
All data, whether stored or in-transit, is encrypted with FIPS 140-2 and -3 approved libraries and we use strong identity and access controls.
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