Duality Technologies has officially confirmed the availability of its secure data collaboration platform on Oracle Cloud Marketplace.
According to certain reports, deployable on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), this particular solution basically makes it possible for government, defense, and intelligence customers to secure their data collaboration for mission-critical operations. As for how they can do so, the answer routes through leveraging OCI’s built-in security and interoperability across specialized government, sovereign, and classified cloud environments, including Oracle Cloud Isolated Regions.
More on the same would reveal how, when deployed in conjunction, Oracle and Duality enable customers to securely issue encrypted queries across networks and obtain confidential results in seconds, while simultaneously upholding rigorous security standards and regulatory requirements
.”Government and defense organizations need to balance innovation with absolute confidentiality,” said Dr. Alon Kaufman, CEO of Duality Technologies. “By making our secure data collaboration platform available to Oracle customers, we empower agencies to unlock crucial intelligence and analytical value from their data, while upholding the highest standards for security and privacy.”
Talk about the whole development on a slightly deeper level, we begin from how customers who run Duality on OCI can engage in confidential and secure investigations on any data, in any domain, and they can do so without exposing the subject or result of investigations.
Next up, we have an assortment of quantum-ready cross-domain solutions coming into play. These solutions tread up a long distance to facilitate secure data transfer and analysis across different security levels. Furthermore, investigators can conduct high-to-low side investigations, access sensitive data, as well as minimize compromise from current or future quantum threats so to ensure long-term data integrity.
Another detail worth a mention is rooted in the prospect of homomorphic encryption, which allows for computation on encrypted data without decryption. National security and defense organizations can also come expecting to perform analysis with diverse data across trust boundaries, thus breaking down information silos without compromising confidentiality.
Moving on to Secure Multiparty Computation (MPC), it is deployed for joint analysis of sensitive data without revealing individual inputs. Such a mechanism, like you can guess, empowers multiple agencies or partners to collaborate on shared challenges, procure collective insights, and keep their respective raw data private and secure.
Hold on, we still have a few bits left to unpack, considering we haven’t yet touched upon the potential for federated learning. This translates too how the underlying technology can seamlessly support collaborative AI model training across decentralized data sources.
Not just that, organizations can also build more robust AI models that, on their part, are trained on diverse datasets at the edge or in different security domains, without centralizing or exposing the source data.
We also haven’t touched upon an aspect committed to built-in governance, an aspect which brings forth robust data access controls, auditing, and compliance features. These capabilities basically prove useful for customers in the context of monitoring and logging data interactions, enforcing need-to-know principles, as well as maintaining clear audit trails to meet stringent regulatory and mission requirements.
“Our commitment to national security and defense organizations goes beyond providing a secure cloud, it’s about creating a comprehensive and trusted ecosystem of solutions that enables our customers to meet their unique requirements and successfully execute their most critical missions,” said Rand Waldron, vice president at Oracle. “By making Duality’s platform available on the Oracle Cloud Marketplace, we are enabling our customers to collaborate securely and leverage advanced AI tools to transform sensitive data into a decisive, strategic advantage.”
