siliconindia | | MAY 20238As our world becomes increasingly digital, the need for secure computing solutions has become more pressing. Data breaches, cyber-attacks, and other security threats can have serious consequences for individuals, businesses, and even governments. Secure computing refers to the practice of protecting digital information and ensuring that only authorized individuals or entities can access it. As technology continues to advance at an unprecedented rate, the need for secure computing has become increasingly important.Homomorphic EncryptionHomomorphic encryption is a type of encryption that allows data to be processed without the need for decryption, thereby ensuring that data is always kept secure. Traditional encryption involves encrypting data, decrypting it when it is needed for processing, and then encrypting it again. This process, however, makes data vulnerable to unauthorized access and theft. Homomorphic encryption solves this problem by allowing data to be processed while it is still encrypted. This technology will overcome the security limitations of cloud computing, enabling highly secure applications, storage, and services to be offered regardless of where the servers reside. It will also empower safe inter-organizational and cross-border collaboration even when there is a lack of trust.Although fully homomorphic encryption is still in the research phase and without any practical applications, there are other technologies that can protect sensitive data during computation, such as somewhat homomorphic encryption, searchable encryption, and multi-party computation. Fully homomorphic encryption will make international trade and cooperation possible between multiple parties even when there is no trust. Experts predict that fully homomorphic encryption systems will be in common use by the year 2030.The Challenges of New MethodIt is important to note that fully homomorphic encryption is still in its early stages of development, and there are a number of challenges that need to be addressed before it can become a widely used technology. Some of the key challenges include:As technology continues to advance, we can expect further innovation and improvement in the field of encryption technologyEDITORIAL EXCLUSIVEUNLOCKING THE FUTURE OF SECURE COMPUTING
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