SCIFCOM Portal | Secure Channels

Five Ways SCIFCOM Addresses Cybersecurity Gaps

1. Easy-to-use, future-ready cybersecurity solutions
2. Safe message sending
3. Downloadable plugins, utilities and developer tools
4. Token authority for simpler, more secure PKI alternative
5. Improved cybersecurity control

SCIFCOM and your Business

The Secure Channels SCIFCOM portal is your gateway to innovative, effective security solutions designed to complement existing investments in security. Secure Channels products offer advanced data protection, adaptable encryption, authentication, and enterprise confidentiality solutions.

The process utilizes a worldwide satellite network infrastructure for true double-blinded Token Exchange (encryption key distribution).
Uses Oauth, HTTPS, and TLS to secure communications between clients and servers during the Token Exchange process.
SCIFCOM does not use the current (PKI) key exchange process which has been widely criticized for being burdensome to implement and vulnerable to attack at the highest levels (CA authority hacks). Additionally, it has already been predicted by experts that advances in quantum computing will render (PKI) insecure.

What is SCIFCOM?

The process utilizes a worldwide satellite network infrastructure for true double-blinded Token Exchange (encryption key distribution).
Uses Oauth, HTTPS, and TLS to secure communications between clients and servers during the Token Exchange process.
SCIFCOM does not use the current (PKI) key exchange process which has been widely criticized for being burdensome to implement and vulnerable to attack at the highest levels (CA authority hacks). Additionally, it has already been predicted by experts that advances in quantum computing will render (PKI) insecure.

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