Cavero Secure published an article exploring the limitations of PKI in orchestrated systems and what could come next, detailing CaveroCore and CaveroCTX.
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In 2024, automated traffic overtook human traffic on the internet for the first time. PKI – built in the 1980s for a world of humans and servers – is struggling to keep…
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Cavero Secure
Quantum-safe identity for the devices, agents, and connections the world depends on, continuously verified
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- Leeds, GB
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About Cavero Secure
Born from quantum information research at the University of Leeds, our CaveroCore™ engine pairs quantum-safe key exchange small enough for a SIM card with continuous identity verification that never stops, protecting telecoms networks, defence and critical infrastructure, industrial IoT, and the autonomous AI agents starting to act in our name.
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